Wisconsin maps pair sitting lawmakers for fall election
New maps signed into law earlier this year by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers drew incumbent lawmakers into the same district in 15 Assembly districts and six Senate districts.
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New maps signed into law earlier this year by Democratic Gov. Tony Evers drew incumbent lawmakers into the same district in 15 Assembly districts and six Senate districts.
With lawmakers across Wisconsin drawn into new legislative districts, more than a dozen elected officials have opted out of running again this fall.
A state commission approved $48.3 million in key projects across the state, including a 79,000-square-foot blood research facility at the Milwaukee Regional Medical Campus in Wauwatosa.
Scott Kinderman is running to represent Wisconsin's 62nd Assembly District.
Angelina Cruz, president of the Racine teachers union, is running to represent Wisconsin's 62nd Assembly District, which includes portions of Racine, Caledonia, Mount Pleasant, North Bay and Wind Point.