Yasmine B. Outlaw
Yasmine Outlaw graduated from Riverside University High School. Outlaw earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee in 2018 and a graduate degree from DePaul University in 2021.
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Education: “Yasmine believes in the power of the American family. Wisconsin families should be able to afford a home and their children should be able to have the best education that prepares them to obtain a job, marry, and afford a home in-state. Wisconsin loses too many talented young people because of the underperforming job market and few opportunities.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) Education: “Building a strong American community is at the foundation of Yasmine’s core. Her 5th great-grandfather, Joshua Lyles, founded Lyles Station. Lyles Station is the first community of free Black people and once enslaved Americans to operate its own railroad depot, post office, lumber mill, churches, stores, and a school. The Lyles Station Smithsonian in Washington D.C.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) Ryan Clancy
Ryan Clancy was born in Glendale, Wisconsin . Clancy graduated from Nicolet High School in 1995.
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Priorities & Governance: “Please complete our 2026 Policy Survey – your opinion matters to me! Filling out this survey helps us understand the issues that matter most to you — we need to share ideas, organize together, and build a better community to get the just future we deserve.”
(Official legislative website) Immigration & Border: “Closer to home, he worked in Virginia with youth from areas of conflict around the world, protested at Standing Rock, and has been arrested or risked arrest protesting for immigrant rights in Milwaukee and Racine.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey) Education: “Ryan taught for Milwaukee Public Schools for years, first as a substitute teacher, where he became familiar with schools and families across the city, and then in a project-based MPS school, and has continued to advocate for public schools, students and families.”
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