November 2024

I want to thank my family, friends, and supporters from across the Coulee Region who joined our campaign. I am proud of the race we have run – knocking tens of thousands of doors, meeting friends across the district, and listening as our neighbors expressed their concerns, frustrations, and hopes for the future. We outlined the several, distinct policy differences between my opponent and myself. Despite being severely outspent, our message of a new direction with a strong and fresh voice of common sense resonated with thousands.

It is an incredible honor and privilege that the residents of the 24th District have put their trust in me to serve another four-year term in the Wisconsin State Senate.

While the new legislative session may not begin for another two months, I have already decided on some of the issue areas I would like to focus on the most:

The title of this article is in honor of Rush Limbaugh who wrote an incredibly impactful book entitled, 'See, I Told You So!' many years ago. I know it was during my college years because I remember going to the armory on the University of Minnesota campus and listening to my Marine and Navy instructors at Navy ROTC as they debated Rush's radio show during lunch.

Thanks to you, Wisconsin made history last night. Our state delivered the final blow to Kamala Harris’ campaign by delivering Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes to President Donald J. Trump!

At the national level, President Donald J. Trump took back the White House, Republicans flipped the U.S. Senate, and held onto the U.S. House!

At the state level, Republicans maintained the majority in both state legislative chambers, delivered the Vote Yes non-citizen voting constitutional amendment, and even flipped Kenosha County’s District Attorney seat.

Election officials around the state of Wisconsin are sharing the attached details about how to identify non-citizens if they attempt to vote at the polls this election day.

I have been expressing my concerns about this for months and I'm happy to see that the Wisconsin elections officials are finally starting to take it seriously, however, what about all the early voters? How many non-citizens were allowed to vote in the early, absentee period or via mail?