As a former prosecutor, lawyer, and now as Circuit Court Judge, Susan Crawford has always believed in upholding the Constitution and our laws.

She's also never shied away from tough fights: As a private-practice attorney she represented Planned Parenthood when access to health care was under attack, she fought for workers’ rights when they were threatened, and she took on laws that would make it more difficult for Wisconsinites to vote.

Jill Underly is a lifelong educator running to be re-elected as Wisconsin’s Superintendent of Public Instruction.

She is the only elected member of the UW Board of Regents, bringing the voice of Wisconsin voters to decisions that shape the future of our state’s public universities.

As State Superintendent, she fights to strengthen the connection between K-12 education and higher education, ensuring Wisconsin students have access to affordable, high-quality opportunities beyond high school.

Her leadership is focused on supporting teachers, investing in students, and protecting public education at every level.

Gordon Hintz is an Oshkosh native with extensive experience in public service. He served in the Wisconsin State Assembly from 2007 to 2023, including four years as Assembly Minority Leader and three years on the Joint Finance Committee. Currently, he is the Director of the Wisconsin Laborers-Employers Cooperation and Education Trust.

Hintz is running for Winnebago County Executive to enhance transparency, accountability, and public engagement in county decision-making. His platform emphasizes improving quality of life, expanding human services, promoting economic development, and balancing fiscal responsibility with critical community investments.

Vote Yes on the Oshkosh Area School District capital referendum. This referendum focuses on the district’s facilities consolidation plan, prioritizing student safety and improving learning spaces while maintaining a $0 tax increase to the debt levy.

Molly is a mother of two OASD students and a host mother to an Italian exchange student. She has a strong history of being an engaged parent, community partner, and literacy advocate. Her advocacy began when her children struggled to learn to read in OASD schools. For eight years, she fought for improved literacy education and played a key role in pushing for the district to adopt a science-based reading curriculum.

As a mission-driven immigration attorney and social justice advocate, she is committed to equity and dismantling systems that hinder individuals or groups from thriving. She holds the administration accountable for addressing opportunity gaps, academic disparities, and inequities in discipline and class exclusion. With her skills and experience, she is dedicated to ensuring accountability, transparency, and engagement within the Oshkosh Area School District.

Before serving on council for the last 2 years, Karl served for 5 years on the Transit Advisory Board and served on the Bike and Pedestrian advisory committee.
He has extensive experience at many of community non-profits, serving greater Oshkosh. This experience allows Karl to tap into and consult a wide array of viewpoints and voices to ensure he makes wise decisions for all residents.

Joe is deeply committed to his community and brings valuable professional experience to his role as a council member. He holds a bachelor's degree in Urban Planning and a master's degree in Public Administration from UW-Oshkosh. Professionally, Joe serves as the Economic Development Program Manager for East Central Wisconsin Planning, where he focuses on promoting growth, development, and housing solutions across the region. He is also a board member of the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA), which works to expand affordable housing in the state.

In addition to his professional work, Joe is the Wisconsin District Representative for the American Planning Association and is actively involved in Oshkosh’s community. He serves on the Oshkosh Sustainability Board and the Grand Oshkosh Board. Joe co-founded and chaired the Midtown Neighborhood Association and previously served on several city and nonprofit boards prior to his election as a council member.

In his current role at UW Oshkosh, Brad serves as the Sustainability Director. He ensures that they are being good stewards of the earth and has developed an aptitude for project management. He worked on the Strategic Utility Management initiative which has saved UW Oshkosh almost $600,000 since July 1, 2024 and has brought in about $30,000 of Focus on Energy incentives. Since 2019, He’s served on the City's Sustainability Advisory Board and have contributed to numerous initiatives including projects related to city grants and energy analysis, and around issues related to storm water and the city clearwells project.

Lauri Asbury brings a strong background in community service and lifelong learning to the Neenah School Board. Her involvement began with her children attending Neenah schools, and she has volunteered in various capacities, including the library reading program, PTO, budget oversight committee, and student clubs. Lauri has served on nonprofit boards focused on mental health, literacy, and homelessness prevention, and worked in advertising and policy advocacy. She established the board's legislative committee and serves on the WASB Policy and Resolutions Committee and the Wisconsin Special Education Council. With recent research on the impact of economic disadvantage and a degree that includes cost-benefit analysis for childcare, Lauri is committed to continuing her service on the board.

Eric is an established member of the Neenah community with an elementary aged child in the NJSD and one who will be in the future. He is active in the local community and helped organize and run many events with the North East Wisconsin Chinese Association. Eric holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering and an M.B.A. from Purdue University and has worked as a quality engineer for the past decade where he has been process-focused and detail driven. That skill-set will drive improvements to the Neenah Joint School District.

Rob has served on the Menasha School Board for nine years, including two years as president. Throughout this time, he has participated in numerous Wisconsin Association of School Boards conferences, covering topics such as funding, school law, curriculum, governance, community engagement, and leadership. With a professional background in IT, Rob brings valuable skills in quick learning and problem-solving to the board. As a lifelong learner, he is committed to continuing to improve Menasha Schools for all students, including his daughter, who currently attends an elementary school in the district.

Carol brings a wealth of professional and community experience to the Menasha School Board. With a background in education and a deep commitment to her community, she has worked in various roles that involve leadership, collaboration, and problem-solving. Carol has volunteered with local organizations focused on youth development, education, and mental health, demonstrating her dedication to supporting the well-being of students and families. Carol's passion for enhancing educational opportunities for all students, combined with her community involvement, makes her a strong asset to the Menasha School Board.

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