Having built a career as a first responder for the past 12 years has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. As a paramedic, I was privileged to take an oath to conserve life, alleviate suffering, and provide services with compassion and dignity - and I expect the same from our government.

As a business owner, attorney, and advocate, Jodi Habush Sinykin has devoted decades of her life to bringing people together across Wisconsin to protect our community, our economy, and our environment. Jodi grew up here, and she and her husband Dan raised their four children in this Senate District as well. They now live in Whitefish Bay. Jodi is an attorney and leading policy expert on Wisconsin water resources and environmental protections. For nearly 30 years, Jodi and Dan have run a textile manufacturing company that employs more than 100 people—jobs they refused to ship out of state or overseas.

My decision to run for the State Assembly was deeply rooted in my experiences as a woman navigating the complexities of our political landscape. Growing up, I witnessed firsthand how policies can profoundly impact the lives of women in our state. This awareness fueled my determination to be a voice for change and advocate for equity and justice.

Smart, compassionate, and tenacious, Robyn Vining was the first Democrat to flip a legislative seat on some of the most gerrymandered maps in the country in 2018. She then came back in 2020 and defended that seat, winning by over 8 points. Since winning her seat again in 2022, Rep. Vining has been passionately defending the rights of her constituents, and working on building a stronger Wisconsin for all.

“I am running for Assembly to restore our reproductive freedom, seek affordable child care options for working parents, and invest in our local communities,” Harrison said. “As a small business owner and mother of two, I feel the challenges we face in Assembly District 15.” Sarah is the Founder of Order of Operations, a logistics startup providing operational improvement services. She has over twenty years of experience in supply chain operations and retail. Her non-profit work includes advocating for strong public schools, reproductive healthcare rights, hunger mitigation, environmental clean-up, gun violence prevention, LGBTQ+ equality, and tutoring low-income students.

William believes it's imperative for young people to have a seat at the table while expecting public policy to serve the needs of the many rather than the will of the few, something that can only be accomplished through unapologetically progressive legislation. In the tradition of the Wisconsin Idea in a state rich with progressive history, he hopes to help drive Wisconsin "Forward" once again.

As State Representative, my goal for our future is enshrined in my devoted optimism for our children, my sense and desire for the hardworking people of our state to get ahead, and the courage to do the right things, and fight the right fights.

Born in Milwaukee, Del worked as an electrician and a proud member of IBEW Local 494 for 42 years until his retirement in 2010. He enlisted in the 128 Tactical Control Squadron as a radar operator, achieved the rank of Staff Sargent, and received an Honorable Discharge after 6 years of service. Del has also been active in the Richfield Architectural Review Board, the Richfield Volunteer Fire Company, and the Richfield Historical Society. He's been happily married for 50+ years and has two grown sons.