Wisconsin

Marina Dimitrijevic was first elected Milwaukee County Board 4th District Supervisor in 2004 and has the distinction of being the youngest woman ever to be elected to the Milwaukee County Board, at the age of 22. Marina has always fought for her community and progressive values. She fights to help working families, protect the environment and to make sure the people of Milwaukee County are heard. As a lifelong resident of Milwaukee, Marina has deep ties to her community graduating from Milwaukee Public Schools and is actively involved in over 30 civic organizations in her district.

Bill Brockmiller is running for re-election to the La Crosse County Board in District 11. Bill was born and raised in Wisconsin and has lived in the La Crosse area for almost 20 years now. A member of AFSCME, Bill is a strong believer in workers’ rights and fights to protect working families in La Crosse County.

James Dunning is running for reelection as an Eau Clarie County Supervisor. James has been a progressive voice in Eau Claire County for many years. He is a strong advocate for the environment and has worked as an Environmental Specialist with the Ho-Chunk Nation and taught Environmental Health Planning at the University of Wisconsin in Eau Claire. He has continued his work for the environment on the board by supporting the establishment of a Regional Transit Authority for the Chippewa Valley and the high speed rail program through west central Wisconsin. His leadership on these issues and in his community help make James a true progressive leader.

Supporting young progressive leaders is one of the reasons Progressive Majority was formed and Carl Bryan is a great example of a young progressive leader. Carl was elected to the Kenosha Unified School District Board in 2009 at the age of 19 earning first place out of a six-way race. As a graduate of Kenosha Public Schools, Carl has a unique perspective as a recent student. He’s know a full-time student at the University of Wisconsin – Parkside, a leader in his community and an example to other dedicated young people who want to make a difference in their community. We’re proud to support Carl for reelection to the Kenosha Unified School District Board.

Jessica King was born and raised in Fond du Lac County. She put herself through college with hard work and scholarships, earning academic and leadership honors. Jessica opened her own small business and in 2006 she was elected to the Oshkosh City Council. In 2011, she defeated Randy Hopper in a recall election, and held on to her seat in 2012.

Senator Jennifer Shilling has deep ties to her community. She was elected as a La Crosse County Supervisor in 1990 and to the State Assembly in 2000. Jennifer defeated incumbent Repblican Senator Dan Kapanke in a recall election and has continued to fight for Wisconsin's working families in the Senate. 

Progressive Majority previously endorsed candidate running for re-election. 

Progressive Majority previously endorsed candidate running for re-election. 

Brett Hulsey is a dynamic progressive, a member of the Dane County Board of Supervisors, and a candidate for Wisconsin State Assembly. Brett is running for a strong public education system, environmental conservation, human and civil rights, health care for all, and the promotion of labor. Brett recently won a tough, five-way primary and now he faces a three-way general against a Green Party candidate and a Ron Paul-style Republican.

Sandy Pasch is running for re-election to the Wisconsin Assembly in District 22. The 22nd is a seat that Democrats must protect. Sandy Pasch entered the race early and has been campaigning aggressively. Sandy is a registered nurse and 23-year resident of the 22nd district. She is married and has raised three grown children. As a second job, Sandy teaches ethics, mental health, and community nursing at Columbia School of Nursing. She also serves on numerous community boards and works with the Milwaukee Police Department conducting training on how to effectively deal with people living with mental illness.

Nick Milroy is running for re-election to the Wisconsin Assembly. Nick is a 36 year-old fisheries biologist who was awarded the Southwest Asia Service Medal and a Letter of Commendation for his service in the Navy. Nick serves as an international representative to the Lake Superior Binational Forum, a partnership of government, industry, universities, native organizations, and environmental groups from both Canada and the U.S. dedicated to the restoration and protection of the Lake Superior Basin.

Mark Radcliffe is seeking re-election to the Wisconsin Assembly in district 92. Mark is a life-long resident of Black River Falls and was a first-time candidate in 2008. Mark is a lawyer in private practice and has worked to provide free legal service for local organizations, such as the shelter for battered women and the Boys and Girls Club. One of Mark's core issues is equal pay for equal work.