Robert Wittke
Wittke earned his B.A. in accounting from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. He is a senior implementation specialist with Corptax Inc. Wittke and his wife have two children.
· Official legislative page
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“It is an honor serving as your Assembly Representative in Madison. My first term was highlighted by getting legislation passed to “close the roof” on the Miller Park Sales Tax. In my second term I authored or co-authored 14 pieces of legislation that became law including 2 bills that provided over $600M in tax relief to our small businesses and restaurants. In addition, I was recognized by several organizations for my work on your behalf as your Representative, and I continue to work hard on behalf of all taxpayers.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))COMMUNITY ADVOCATE: “Bob works closely with The Racine Area Manufacturers & Commerce (RAMAC) and the Racine County Economic Development Corp. on business issues impacting our community.”
(Official campaign website) Eddie Phanichkul
Eddie Phanichkul earned a high school diploma from Patrick Henry High School. He also attended Mesa College.
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“Affordability—Wisconsin should be a place where working families can build a life, not just get by. Right now, too many families are struggling with the rising costs of housing, healthcare, groceries, childcare, and property taxes—you name it. We need to restore fiscal responsibility and focus on practical solutions that lower costs while making smart investments in our communities.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026)) “I'm passionate about making Wisconsin more affordable for working families by raising the minimum wage, eliminating the tipped minimum wage, and giving local governments the flexibility to set higher wages when local costs of living demand it. I'm also passionate about protecting Wisconsin's fish, wildlife, and natural resources so future generations can enjoy the same outdoors that make our state such a special place to live, work, and play.”
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