2025 Spring Election

As a prosecutor, private-practice attorney, and now as a Judge, Susan Crawford has always believed in protecting the basic rights and freedoms of Wisconsinites. She has a deep understanding of our justice system and knows how important it is to have Supreme Court justices who understand how to keep communities safe, who are fair and impartial, and who will reject efforts to politicize the constitution to undermine our most basic rights.
Read more about Judge Crawford here.
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Dr. Underly became a teacher because she wanted to make the world a better place. That care for the world, the love of democracy and our country, Wisconsin, and the passion to help every child in Wisconsin discover their dreams and build their best life, is what motivates her to lead the charge to make Wisconsin the best state for public education and to raise a family.
Read more about Dr. Underly here.
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The amendment aims to enshrine Wisconsin's strict voter ID law into our constitution. It's important to know that Wisconsin's current voter ID law will still be in place whether or not this amendment is passed, and that this is simply an attempt by the state legislature to bypass the authority which belongs to our executive and judicial branches. It's critical that you, your family, & your friends VOTE NO so we can guarantee that each branch of government continues to maintain a system of checks and balances. If you would like more information, we recommend you check out the Information & Toolkit put together by the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin here.
Circuit Court Judge

Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge, Branch 6
Fred Strampe is a former Circuit Court Judge, U.S. Army veteran, and seasoned attorney with over 25 years of experience in the legal field. A graduate of West Point and the University of Wisconsin Law School, Fred has dedicated his career to upholding fairness, justice, and the rule of law.
Fred is running for Circuit Court Judge, Branch 6, to continue serving the people of Waukesha County. Deeply rooted in the community for over 20 years, he is focused on ensuring fairness and delivering justice that serves the people of Waukesha County.
School Board

Waukesha School Board
The majority of my experience has been in public schools and all my experiences have given me perspective that would help me make important decisions on a school board.
I believe foundational literacy, literacy across content areas and literacy intervention should be an area of focus in Waukesha to improve overall academic success. We will need strong curricular planning that aligns with the new literacy legislation for success k-3 as well as improved support for all grade levels to close gaps in learning.

Waukesha School Board
As a Registered Nurse, I know what it means to advocate for my patients. As a mother of 3 students in the School District of Waukesha, I am proud to advocate for our public schools. Now more than ever, we need someone on the Waukesha School Board who will fight for fair funding for special education and be a voice for our most vulnerable students. After serving as president of our school's PTO, developing a District coalition of PTO/As, and being appointed to the Superintendent's Advisory Council, serving on the School Board will allow me to advocate for every student in the District.

Muskego-Norway School Board
Pattie Morales, Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL), brings over 18 years of experience in education, focusing on technology innovation, teacher empowerment, and creating authentic learning experiences. Currently serving as an Instructional Technology Coordinator, Pattie collaborates with administrators, teachers, and students to enhance learning through technology while honoring cultural identity.
Pattie is a dedicated advocate for students, families, and teachers. She is eager to bring her expertise and passion for education to the Muskego-Norway School Board, ensuring every child has access to innovative, equitable, and meaningful learning opportunities.

Waukesha School Board
As the only candidate for the Waukesha School Board that has attended Waukesha Schools within the past 2 decades, I am uniquely positioned and experienced to tackle the challenges we face, and take advantage of the opportunities in front of us. From declining enrollment, to outdated curriculum— and everything in between, I am ready to get to work on day 1– for all of SDW.
City Council

Waukesha Aldermanic District 8
Wards 28, 29, 30, & 31
Beth Moltzan is running for a third term as Alderperson for District 8 in the City of Waukesha. Her priorities are for sustainable growth, building resiliency and preserving public safety and other municipal services within budget restrictions. She loves being an alderperson to help her neighbors navigate city services and solve local problems. For more information please see her website at Moltzanforwaukesha8th.com or by phone at 262-349-4078. Thank you for your support.

Waukesha Aldermanic District 11
Wards 40, 41 & 42
As a long-time downtown Waukesha resident and homeowner, I believe in Waukesha's small businesses and will continue to be a voice for them on the City Council. I believe local government should work for the people. I want to see the citizens of Waukesha engage with their local elected officials, and I will strive to be a leader in transparency and accessibility in local government.

Waukesha Aldermanic District 14
Wards 49, 50, & 51
District 14 deserves fresh leadership that reflects the needs and voices of its residents. As a parent and active member of this amazing community, I’m committed to making Waukesha a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Being an effective alderman means staying connected, listening to the community, and taking action on what matters most—whether it’s improving safety, enhancing infrastructure, and ensuring our tax dollars are spent responsibly. After two terms of the same leadership, it’s time for a new perspective with energy and fresh ideas. Let’s keep building the Waukesha we all know and love—together!

Waukesha Aldermanic District 15
Wards 52, 53, & 54
As a teacher working in public education the past 10 years I have seen the impact our government has in the day-to-day structure of our lives. This day-to-day structure is especially important to me because I am now a 3rd generation lifelong resident of Waukesha and I am raising the 4th generation of Waukesha residents as a single father of 3. The most important belief I maintain is that my children, family and community are able to live in a free and united city that brings joy to its residents and that’s what I aim to do.