State Rep. from Racine, WI. Assembly Democratic Leader. Believer in people and the power of social movements. ⚡️
Racine, WI
Joined April 2018
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For folks looking to spend time outdoors and enjoy the changing colors, the River Bend Nature Center is offering some great activities throughout the fall. Check them out!
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It was a real joy to attend the ribbon cutting for the new Behavioral Health Services building here in Racine.
This beautiful building will provide lifesaving mental health and substance abuse treatment. I’m so grateful that residents of Racine County will now have access to these essential services close to home. Learn more at racinecounty.gov/bhs
Just voted!
Find all the info you need to cast your ballot at myvote.wi.gov
In-person absentee voting has begun! Check out the Racine County Eye’s local guide that answers where folks can vote early, what to bring, what happens to your ballot, and more.
You can check what’s on your own ballot and where your polling location is at myvote.wi.gov
Check out the Racine County Eye’s helpful election guide to find key information and navigate the voting process. Check it out and share with others!
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If you’re interested in a perfect October day in Racine County, check out @FortheLoveofFlowers Farm and @OldHomesteadOrchard. 🍎
Pumpkin baby hat not included but strongly encouraged!
The general election is right around the corner, and this is a great resource to understand how the mail-in voting process works.
How mail-in voting really works in Racine dlvr.it/TVQD1g
One of the major concerns I hear from constituents is the cost of housing. Folks in all stages of life are struggling to secure housing that suits their needs, whether they’re first-time homebuyers, renters, or homeowners trying to keep up with repairs.
Act 235 - Allows municipalities to create residential tax incremental districts (TIDs) to fund housing infrastructure.
Financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of a person’s access to quality healthcare. Unfortunately, too many people are forced to choose between paying for life-saving medications or necessities like groceries and rent. That’s not right.
With Gail’s Law now in effect, Wisconsin women have greater access to breast cancer screenings and critical care. And since postpartum Medicaid expansion was signed into law, new moms are able to keep their health insurance for a full year, rather than 60 days after giving birth.