Hi John,

After Roe v. Wade was overturned, an abortion ban from 1849 went into effect in Wisconsin. In response, Wisconsin’s Democratic Governor, Tony Evers, has called for two special sessions to overturn the 173-year-old ban, which Republicans rejected by gaveling in and gaveling out within seconds.

Wisconsinites have the chance to vote those Republicans out IN A MATTER OF WEEKS. This is why we are proud to announce our endorsement of four brave, progressive, and pro-choice women running for the Wisconsin State Assembly against anti-choice extremists. Before we tell you more, can you pitch in $20.22 or more to our State Level Fund to ensure these pro-choice champions WIN in Wisconsin? →

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Danielle Johnson for Wisconsin’s 29th Assembly District: Danielle is running for a seat that has never before been held by a woman against a no-exceptions, anti-choice man. Living in Northern Wisconsin, Danielle has witnessed firsthand how lack of access to medical care has forced women to travel long distances to give birth and get the prenatal care they need while they’re pregnant. As a medical professional, she believes the decisions about abortion should be left between individuals and their doctors.

Maria Bamonti for Wisconsin’s 92nd Assembly District: Maria is running against Treig Pronschinske, a former mayor who sexually harassed a female police officer and retaliated against her when she reported his behavior, forcing Wisconsin taxpayers to pay $325,000 to settle his lawsuit. Maria was recruited by her community to unseat him.

Help us support their campaigns during this final stretch by contributing $20.22 to our Endorsement Fund today. →

Leah Spicer for Wisconsin’s 51st Assembly District: Leah was born and raised in Wisconsin. She is a small business owner, clerk of her town board, and has three young children – and she is ready to bring that perspective to Madison. She is not running for office because it is easy – she is running because she knows how much is on the line. Leah is fighting for affordable healthcare, gun control legislation, and the right to choose. Her opponent, Todd Novak, has held the seat in this district for ten years and always prioritizes the Republican Party over the people of his district – becoming more extremist by the day. According to Leah, it’s time for change.

Alison Page for Wisconsin’s 93rd Assembly District: Alison recently retired from her position as CEO of a hospital system. She is a feminist in every sense of the word and understands the unique struggles women face, especially in Wisconsin. For example, she has stated that affordable childcare access is a women’s issue that needs to be addressed at the state level. Alison’s opponent, who has been in office for 11 years, once said, “The Republican Party just tells you what to do, and you do it.” For the sake of Wisconsin, it’s time for a change in representation.

State-level races are critical to deciding the future of voting rights, reproductive healthcare access, climate policies, and so much more. We are endorsing these women for the Wisconsin State Assembly because we believe the people of Wisconsin deserve a brighter future than the one their Republican legislature is building.

We are 25 days away from Election Day, and we’re providing our candidates with the support they need to win. Will you join our fight to elect progressive, pro-choice leadership to the Wisconsin Assembly by rushing a $20.22 contribution right away?

Let's do this,

Colleen Davis
Endorsements Manager
Her Bold Move