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Tiffany’s Campaign is Powered by Billionaires
Tom Tiffany has three billionaires expecting him to look out for their interests first.
Elect Leaders Who Will Restore Sanity
America and Wisconsin will be much better off if we elect David Crowley, Fred Clark, Kevin Knoke and, in the 28th Assembly District, Robin Lillesve to end the chaos and restore sanity to our government.
To Help Your Family, Vote for Knoke
I’m voting for Knoke because it’s time to replace Zimmerman with a person who will show up and do what helps us all.
Send Fred Clark to Congress
This Nov. 3, vote for Fred Clark. Send Michael Alfonso back to Florida.
Vote No on Partial Veto Referendum
Vote “No” on the “Partial Veto Referendum” to reject a one-sided, unbalanced and unnecessary amendment of our Wisconsin Constitution.
The Price of Health
Let’s vote to elect David Crowley, who will look out for our interests.
Attacks on Our Freedom
There are many reasons to support Crowley for governor, but one of the best is his support for open debates and honest press coverage.
Do Your Own Research
Vote for Kevin Knoke, a new candidate with a clean record, ready to go the distance in serving our Assembly district.
Clark for C.D. 7
Clark will be our advocate in Congress, someone who knows and loves Wisconsin and its people
Ballot Measures with Negative Consequences
On November 3, vote no on each of the three ballot measures.
Zimmerman’s Artificial Behavior
Assembly District 30 deserves a representative like Kevin Knoke who works for us, not the AI industry.
Avoid Turning the Clock Back
Tiffany’s hiding his history of extremist right-wing positions and votes that have hurt and don’t help Wisconsinites.
Budget Cuts Have Consequences
Although he [Tiffany] can’t do much more damage in Congress, we must step up to keep him out of Madison.
Tiffany is not Right for Wisconsin
Tom Tiffany’s voting record shows where his priorities really lie, and it isn’t with Wisconsin families.
Let’s Look Into Data Centers
Our St. Croix County board will be voting on a 12-month moratorium on data centers, at their Sept. 1 meeting.

