Wisconsin State Assembly District 32

Current seat holder: Amanda Nedweski.

Amanda Nedweski

Amanda Nedweski was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin . Nedweski graduated from Mary D. Bradford High School in 1994.

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Campaign site

Campaign priorities & governance: ““Keeping things the same stifles innovation. We can disrupt government status quo with a common sense approach. I am committed to getting results, and I will never back down from a fight.”” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))
Democracy, elections & governance: “Wisconsin needs strong, bold conservative leaders more than ever before. As we face the challenges of a liberal State Supreme Court and Governor Evers' gerrymandered legislative maps, I ask for your support as I seek re-election to the Wisconsin State Assembly.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))
Public safety & justice: “Wisconsinites feel powerless to stem the tide of deranged thinking and harmful policies being pushed by far-left activists of all kinds, and many feel as though the entire country is in free-fall. From Bidenomics, to rising crime, to open borders, we are in a constant state of battling the devastating effects of Democrat policies. I share all of your concerns—they are my motivation for running.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Greg Miller

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Energy, Utilities & Environment: “Our state has given two billion dollars in tax relief to data centers in the state of Wisconsin. The republican legislature has also banned regulations and upheld the usage of nondisclosure agreements for these companies. These corporations should pay their fair share of taxes if they want to do business in Wisconsin. We also need to protect our air, land, and water from these large corporation that intend to use a projected 40% of the electrical grid.” (Campaign website)