This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian visited Noble Community Clinics in Sheboygan, spoke with Girl Scout Troop 8395 about government, and took part in the Seehafer News State Senate debate covering data centers, education, and cannabis. He issued a statement supporting the Sheboygan Falls school referendum, explaining its $0.16 per $1,000 tax impact and why state underfunding shifts costs to local taxpayers. He also shared what "Independent" means to him, with an endorsement from Supervisor Jon Kuhlow, and launched a yard-sign guessing game. Daily canvassing continues at 2 pm across the district. Key dates include two Sheboygan Falls referendum sessions and the Sheboygan County Chamber Candidate Forum. Absentee ballots are out, and Election Day is November 3.

This Week's Newsletter

Christian participated in two education-focused events this week: an Educators Town Hall at Jake’s Café and a Sheboygan County Public Education Legislative Forum. After a year of school visits, he published his campaign position on strong public education: fund schools predictably, fully support special education, give teachers resources and trust, and hold every recipient of public dollars accountable. He also explained his independent candidacy, shared a yard-sign guessing game, and promoted daily canvassing from Oct. 4–10 across Sheboygan, Manitowoc, and Fond du Lac communities. Key dates include an Oct. 8 radio debate, Oct. 10 Veterans Memorial Dedication, and Oct. 12 Chamber Candidate Forum. Absentee ballots are available, and Plymouth and Sheboygan Falls have school referendum questions.

This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian helped Kate set up her new classroom, rolled out a fresh wave of yard signs across the district, and toured Oostburg Christian School, where he heard about the paperwork burden teachers face and how closely private and public schools work together. The newsletter digs into how Wisconsin pays for schools, including Oostburg's expected $560,000 drop in state aid, and makes the case for fixing special education reimbursement and rewriting the funding formula. Christian also explains what "independent" means to him, and the campaign is pushing hard to fill the room for Tuesday's Educators Town Hall at Jake's Cafe. Plus: a Sheboygan County legislative forum, standing canvass shifts, key October debate dates, a winter sports survey, and a chance to chip in before November.

This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian took in the Chamber's workforce development symposium, where the takeaway was that housing, schools, childcare, and good jobs all belong in the same conversation, and wrapped up a stretch of soccer season with three games and a round of thank you post cards. The Sheboygan Press ran both candidates' priorities side by side, and we've added a plain language guide to the three statewide referendum questions on your November ballot. Looking ahead: the LNRP Barn Dance, an Educators' Town Hall at Jake's Cafe, and the Day of Caring. Plus, Thursday is Christian's birthday, and there's a simple way to mark it. Read on for all the details and how to get involved.

This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian shared a September 11 reflection on unity and responsibility, spent time at HearthStone's picnic and Rocky Knoll's 100th anniversary, and heard real questions at a data center education forum. There are invitations you won't want to miss: Flapjacks & Football, a Bootleggers' Ball, and story time with Captain Underpants. Save the date for an Educators' Town Hall, sign up for the Day of Caring, and help with postcards, phone banking, or a yard sign. Read on for all the details and how to get involved.

This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian worked the Sheboygan County and Manitowoc County fairs, connecting with veterans, 4-H families, first responders, and conservation groups. He came away with a renewed appreciation for the people quietly making their communities better. The team is canvassing Fond du Lac County tomorrow, and we're standing up two new volunteer teams for postcard writing and phone banking (plus a sign request for the right yard). A new video from Christian's visit to Sunrise Acres dairy farm digs deeper into Wisconsin's shrinking dairy industry. Also: save the date for an Educators' Town Hall, a Day of Caring in Sheboygan County, Flapjacks & Football, and a Captain Underpants reading. Read on for details and ways to get involved.

This Week's Newsletter

This week, Christian visited Sunrise Acres dairy farm for a conversation on milk pricing, labor, and succession planning that captured a theme he keeps hearing across the district. The Sheboygan County Democratic Party added its support to the campaign, and Christian welcomed it as one more sign that good ideas can come from anywhere. Plus: Christian volunteering with Fresh Meals on Wheels, an invitation to meet him (as Uncle Sam) at the Sheboygan County Fair, a save the date for an Educators' Town Hall, and this week's standing canvass schedule across the district. Read the full issue for details and ways to get involved.