Wisconsin State Assembly District 33

Jobs, economy & workforce: “"I'm not running to start a political career. I'm running to solve problems." A three-term Village President, an electrician by trade, and a small business owner. Steve Wicklund is running for Wisconsin State Assembly to represent the district that shaped him.” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Taxes, budget & cost of living: “Proven local leadership. I have been elected Village President three times and governed the way conservatives should: balanced budgets, careful infrastructure planning, and standing up for local taxpayers against unfunded mandates from Madison. I do not just talk about fiscal responsibility. I have practiced it line by line, budget by budget, vote by vote.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Taxes, budget & cost of living: “Fiscal policy and local control are where I have spent my public life. I am passionate about protecting taxpayers, keeping budgets balanced, and stopping Madison from pushing unfunded mandates onto local communities and then keeping the money that belongs to them. As a tradesman and small business owner, I care deeply about workforce development, cutting the regulations that strangle job creators, and expanding apprenticeships and technical education so young people can build good careers without four-year debt.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))

Public education & schools: “Tyler Schneider Walworth County Board Supervisor, District 4, City of Whitewater. “I am proud to endorse Maria Elena Bisabarros for State Assembly in District 33. From the moment I met Maria, I was impressed by her passion for fighting for her community and the issues we share, including opposition to data centers and the proposed 765-kV power line, as well as securing the state funding our schools need for special education. I am proud to stand with Maria and support her campaign.”” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))

Public education & schools: ““I am proud to endorse Maria Elena Bisabarros for State Assembly in District 33. From the moment I met Maria, I was impressed by her passion for fighting for her community and the issues we share, including opposition to data centers and the proposed 765-kV power line, as well as securing the state funding our schools need for special education. I am proud to stand with Maria and support her campaign.”” (Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026))