Jim Croft
Jim Croft was born in Madison and grew up in Columbus, Wisconsin, with family roots in Crivitz and Tomah. Weekends on the family dairy farm helped shape his belief in hard work, persistence, and community.
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Healthcare: “Raised in small-town Wisconsin and shaped by hard work, Jim built his career solving real-world problems and helping organizations operate more efficiently. He believes elected officials should focus on practical solutions, not political games.”
(Campaign website) Fiscal Oversight & Accountability: “Jim will focus on practical tax relief and common-sense policies that help families keep more of what they earn, afford daily necessities, and build a little more breathing room into household budgets.”
(Campaign website) Healthcare: “Jim supports transparency, competition, and choices for patients so families can compare costs, avoid surprise bills, and make healthcare decisions with confidence instead of confusion.”
(Campaign website) Trevor Jung
Trevor Jung graduated from J.I. Case High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.
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Public education & schools: “But for too long, the status quo in Madison has neglected us — defunding public schools and local governments, hoarding taxpayer dollars instead of investing in our communities. I’m running for State Senate because I owe everything to this place, and I believe it’s time to give back and pay it forward. When we invest in ourselves — in our people, infrastructure, and future — we can create a Wisconsin where everyone has a real shot at the American Dream.”
(Campaign website (accessed Oct 23, 2026)) Taxes, budget & cost of living: “Rooted in Community, Committed to Service I was born halfway across the world and adopted by my father, a fourth-generation Racinian and small business owner. I will always be a proud product of my hometown. After graduating from Racine Public School and the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, I came back to become the youngest person elected to the Racine Common Council in more than a century, where I worked to expand service access for working families and seniors.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026)) Taxes, budget & cost of living: “The first bill I would introduce is my own Affordability Omnibus, a practical package to lower costs for working families in many different sectors. On housing, it would incentivize first-time homebuyers, expand workforce housing near jobs and transit, and curb corporate speculation in single-family homes. It would make childcare more affordable by stabilizing local providers and cutting out-of-pocket costs for parents. It would cap prescription drug costs by giving the state authority to negotiate prices and limit spikes on lifesaving medications.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey (2026))