David Steffen
Steffen's professional experience includes working as the director of operations for Taxpayers Network, Inc., as director of external affairs for AT&T, and as the legislative coordinator for American Medical Security. Steffen was an aide for State Representative Mark Green in the 1990s.
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Housing & Infrastructure: “Hello, and welcome to your 4th Assembly District legislative website! Here you will find my latest legislative communications, various resources offered by the state, links to the legislation I'm currently working on, and more. It's a privilege and honor to represent the people of Wisconsin's 4th Assembly District. Please reach out if my office can be of assistance!”
(Official legislative website) Alexia Unertl
Alexia Unertl was born in West Berlin, Germany. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin, Green Bay in 2011.
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Healthcare & reproductive rights: “Care does not have to be costly. I support a public healthcare option that provides a cost-effective alternative to for-profit insurance. Patients deserve to visit a doctor in their own community without worrying if they are in-network or can afford it. I also believe that initiatives like lowering the medicare eligibility age, reducing uncompensated care costs, and expanding eligibility to more low-income individuals will improve public health outcomes long term.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2024)) Public education & schools: “Public services are best kept public, where the people who receive the service are the ones who benefit the most, not CEOs or stock holders. Privatizing public services more often than not prioritizes profits over service quality and accountability to taxpayers. If elected, I would support and strengthen legislation that prohibits or restricts the privatization of essential public services such as water supply, transportation, healthcare, and education.”
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