“I’m running because it shouldn’t be a luxury to have a savings account.”
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We are the many v. the money. Join us!
Juliana is a Northsider, a housing advocate, and a Madison West alum. She is the daughter of an Air Force veteran and a VA nurse. When elected she will be the first queer and Black woman elected to the state assembly.
“…but I’m not running to the first. I’m running because I’m fed up with politicians that do nothing more than write strongly worded letters.”
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Juliana’s Track Record
Juliana in Madison City Hall:
As your two term alder, Juliana delivered duplexes citywide, over 1,000 units of affordable housing, and fair municipal maps.
Juliana in Congress:
As a federal legislative liaison at the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority, Juliana got GOP Representatives Derrick Van Orden and Bryan Steil to sign onto pro-affordable housing legislation.
Juliana in the State Capitol:
As the Chief of Staff to a progressive State Representative, Juliana drafted the 100% Clean Energy bill.
JULIANA FIGHTS FOR US
Lower Rent & Property Taxes
Rent and taxes are out of control. We can fix it by passing the 17 cent millionaire tax to shift the burden from working people to higher income earners.
Fully Fund Our Schools
Every kid deserves to win. Juliana will fight to raise teacher pay, increase special ed reimbursement, and pass healthy school meals for all.
Raise Our Wages
$7.25 is criminal. Who can live on that? Juliana will raise the minimum wage to $23 per hour.
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When Juliana says tax the billionaires, the billionaires really don’t like that. That’s why Juliana is being publicly targeted by the Koch Brothers, the Wisconsin GOP, and the Wisconsin chapter of Turning Point USA.
We will win this campaign by mobilizing the many against the money.
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“Let’s fight fascism together.”
BACKED BY
Former Alder
Marsha Rummel
Circuit Court Candidate & Atty. Huma Ahsan
Alder Julia Matthews
Former MTI President Mike Jones
HOW WE FIGHT MATTERS.
Juliana knows it’s not enough for politicians to write strongly-worded letters; they need to organize and leverage the power of the people to get things done.
Juliana is an organizer, and she plans to continue organizing in Madison and across Wisconsin, once elected, to get progressive legislation passed into law.
“We need to lower our property taxes and rent, expand BadgerCare, and raise our wages. I won’t stop organizing until we get the legislation passed, even if that means holding town halls and organizing in red districts.”