Mandela Barnes

His dad worked third shift at the GM factory and his mom was a Milwaukee public school teacher for 30 years.

They taught him the values of hard work, perseverance, and the importance of a good education. Growing up, these union jobs meant a stable middle class life with quality health care, a secure retirement, and even money left over for a vacation every year. We all know that promise has faded for far too many.

Sara Rodriguez

Sara Rodriguez is running for Governor to put people first and deliver real results.

Sara has spent her life solving tough problems and delivering results. A nurse, public health leader, entrepreneur, community advocate, and proud mom, she currently serves as Wisconsin’s Lieutenant Governor — and now she’s running for Governor to lead Wisconsin forward.

Kelda Roys

Kelda Roys is a proven Democratic leader who gets things done for Wisconsin families. A state senator, small business owner, attorney, and mom and stepmom of 5, Kelda is relentlessly focused on building a Wisconsin where everyone has the freedom to thrive.

Kelda knows Wisconsin can be a place of opportunity and fairness. All Wisconsinites are worth fighting for – no matter who you are or where you’re from, you and your family deserve the freedom to thrive. That means lowering costs and raising wages, affordable healthcare, housing, and childcare, and great public schools for every child.

Francesca Hong

We deserve leaders who care more about people than profits. Francesca Hong is running for governor to build a Wisconsin where we share the table—where everyone has a seat, a say, and a fair shot at a better life.

Fran has a vision

A better Wisconsin is possible, and we all have a role in building it. Any argument that we need to accept less is bullshit.

Brett Hulsey

"I am running for governor to make Wisconsin better for my family and yours. My grandkids and yours deserve clean jobs, less pollution, and lower energy and grocery prices for a better future with cleaner energy.

My family and yours should not have to worry about high food costs, killer heat waves, deadly rains and floods, losing crops and cows, and poisonous air from carbon pollution." HIs plan is to make "all Wisconsin buildings net zero for carbon pluution by 2030, either on site or by purchasing carbon credits."

Missy Hughes

A Proven Leader For Wisconsin's Future

Missy has helped grow Wisconsin’s economy—turning Organic Valley into a $1 billion business and, as leader of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, creating jobs, helping small businesses, and bringing big new investments to our state. In tough times, Wisconsin needs a Governor who brings people together and gets things done. Whether in the private or public sector, Missy has delivered results for Wisconsin.

David Crowley

David Crowley will be a Governor for All of Us.

“I’m running for Governor because I know what it’s like to struggle — and I’ve spent my life fighting to make sure no one gets left behind. Every Wisconsinite, no matter where they live, deserves opportunity, safety, and a government that works. That’s what this campaign is about — delivering for all of us.”

From overcoming evictions to making history as Milwaukee County Executive, David has delivered real change in the places politics too often forgets.

Now, David Crowley is ready to bring his proven leadership to every corner of Wisconsin — as the fighter this moment demands.

Sarah Godlewski

(Lt. Governor)

As a fifth-generation Wisconsinite, working mom, daughter of two public school teachers, and product of a union home, Sarah Godlewski is no stranger to being scrappy if that’s what it takes to get the job done. She’s a dedicated public servant and an experienced business leader who has never been afraid to take on the tough fights and deliver results.

Over the past seven years, I’ve had the honor of serving the people of Wisconsin — first as your State Treasurer, and now as your Secretary of State. I’m proud of what we’ve done together: preventing foreclosures, expanding home ownership, delivering record-breaking funds to public schools, and improving access to services.

Josh Kaul

(Attorney General)

Josh Kaul took office as Attorney General in January 2019. His administration has fought crime, protected our natural resources, and defended our rights, taking on tough issues and getting results. He has consistently fought for the best interests of Wisconsinites, with a track record that shows that he’ll work with anyone and stand up to anyone.

When Josh came home to Wisconsin to raise a family, he took on a new challenge: protecting our right to vote. He went to court to fight back against laws that restrict access to the ballot box.

Dylan Helmenstine

(State Treasurer)

Dylan Helmenstine grew up in a small, rural Wisconsin community. His parents were raised on farmsteads on different sides of the same valley. Like many Wisconsinites, he grew up with a big Wisconsin family full of farmers, nurses, small business owners, teachers, and more.

“My family taught me to always work hard, to be a good neighbor and friend, to show up for family, and to serve in whatever way I can.” 

Eric Wilson

(State Treasurer)

Born in Menomonie and raised in Western Wisconsin as the youngest of six children, Eric understands the values of hard work, family, and community that define our district. His deep roots, spanning five generations dating back to the 1850s, have fostered a genuine connection to the needs and aspirations of our community. Wilson comes from a big family of teachers, coaches, small business owners, and manufacturing workers.

Eric is committed to fighting for the issues that matter most to our community. He will advocate for affordable housing, accessible health care, quality education, economic growth, sustainable farming practices, and policies that uplift and empower all residents.

Collin McNamara

(Secretary of State)

I was raised in Iola, Wisconsin where I was taught two lessons early on: 

1) Community is everything.
2) Be willing to take it on the chin for what you believe in. 

Where I grew up, it didn’t matter who you voted for in the last election, or who you are; what mattered most was that you were neighbors. 

Now, that doesn’t mean we always agreed, far from it. That’s where lesson two came in. You have to be willing to take it on the chin if you are going to have strong opinions. I joined the Democratic Party when I was 14 years old (the youngest age you can join) and that put me in the center of a lot of strong opinions. I wasn’t always the popular one. But instead of just learning how to fight back, I learned how to listen and understand. 

JoCasta Zamarripa

(Secretary of State)

JoCasta Zamarripa is a lifelong Milwaukeean, a proud daughter of the city’s south side, and a dedicated public servant who’s never stopped fighting for working people. Born and raised in the very neighborhoods she now represents, JoCasta has spent her life pushing for progress that reflects the realities of everyday Wisconsinites.

JoCasta is running as a Democrat for Wisconsin Secretary of State to use the platform to fight for what matters: more funding for our schools so families aren’t forced into referenda every election, real housing relief for working people, and affordable child care that lets parents breathe.