Patrick Snyder
Patrick Snyder
· Official legislative page
Campaign site
Fighting for all Wisconsinites: “We must protect the most vulnerable victims of the opioid epidemic, our children.”
(Official campaign website) Fighting for all Wisconsinites: “This task force worked hard to pass a package of bills that reformed our foster care system.”
(Official campaign website) Fighting for all Wisconsinites: “Pat has continued to work hard to reform our foster care system and improve the lives of children in Wisconsin this session by serving as the chair of the Children and Families Committee as well as serving on the Speaker’s Task Force on Truancy.”
(Official campaign website) John Kroll
John Kroll, raised in Necedah and now raising his family in Wausau, is running for Assembly to lower everyday costs, protect clean water, and make government work for working families. A technical college graduate and county supervisor, he’s cut taxes, opposed pay raises, and helps families reduce energy costs.
· Campaign website
Campaign site
“I’m running for Assembly because we need to make state government work for us, not the super-rich. Rising costs are hurting families. Things like childcare are inaccessible and too costly for so many, something my wife and I have experienced firsthand. In the legislature, I’ll work to bring down costs, create good-paying jobs, make health care more affordable, get big money out of our politics, and protect Wisconsin’s drinking water and natural beauty for our kids.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) “Growing up, my dad was a union mechanic and my mom worked as an office secretary. I learned the value of hard work by working weekends at my grandparents’ pizza place (I bet I've made over 100,000 pizzas in my life). Higher education was out of the question until I found a way to work and go to school. I studied energy efficiency at Western Technical College and now, I work to make homes across Wisconsin more affordable and comfortable. I help families bring down their rising utility bills.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))