AZ – Aaron Lieberman (SD-4)

An Arizona native, entrepreneur, bipartisan leader, and former state representative, Aaron Lieberman has built businesses, created jobs, and delivered results. He’s running to bring that same practical leadership to the Arizona State Senate. He is dedicated to helping create more good-paying jobs by supporting entrepreneurs, small businesses, workforce development, and Arizona’s growing innovation economy.

IA – Catelin Drey (SD-1)

Catelin Drey is an Iowa State Senator, working mom, and longtime Sioux City community member who believes public service should be exactly that: service. Before running for office, she built a career around helping people and organizations tell their stories, from customer service and nonprofit management to strategic communications and small business ownership. At the heart of all of it is a deep enthusiasm for community and a belief that we are better off when we know our neighbors, show up for one another, and make room at the table for people who have too often been left out.

Catelin brings what she likes to call “eldest daughter energy” to the State Senate: see the problem, figure out what needs to be done, and get to work. Her approach to governing is rooted in a simple question: what will do the most good for the most people, rather than what works best for the people who already have the most? She believes government can be practical, compassionate, and accountable at the same time, and that the people closest to a problem should have a voice in solving it. Whether she is knocking doors in Sioux City, listening to families struggling with healthcare costs, or fighting for strong public schools and thriving communities, Catelin approaches the job with empathy, curiosity, and a willingness to put her elbows out when the people she represents need someone in their corner.

MI – Theresa Brooks (SD-9)

Dr. Theresa Brooks is a physician dedicated to healing patients and strengthening communities. As a practicing doctor, small business owner, and elected member of the Troy City Council, she brings medical expertise, practical problem-solving skills, and proven leadership to public service.

WI – Kevin Knoke (AD-30)

Education is deeply personal to Kevin Knoke. As a schoolteacher, he has seen firsthand how declining enrollment and underfunding strain public schools across Wisconsin. He is committed to strengthening public education through smarter resource allocation, expanded mental health services, early screening and intervention, and broader access to early childhood education. Public education is the most effective and cost-efficient investment Wisconsin can make.

​His commitment to veterans is personal. During his 2002 deployment, he saw firsthand the sacrifices Americans make every day to protect and serve our country.

WI – Jeremiah Fredrickson (AD-92)

Jeremiah Fredrickson knows that rural Wisconsin families are struggling – grocery prices keep going up, local schools and hospitals are closing, veterans are being left without critical services, good health care is out of reach, and small businesses can’t get ahead. The tariffs have been a huge blow to the fish farm. They’ve driven up prices on everything from packaging to fish feed, and shipping costs have tripled. He’s running for the Assembly because something needs to change in Madison. The legislature focuses more on partisan bickering than on helping working families. We need to listen to each other and work together to get things done.