Where Rick Stands
Rick’s campaign comes down to three main things: Affordability, Accountability, and Results. Here’s what that looks like on the issues families across Northeast Wisconsin talk about at the kitchen table—not poll-tested talking points, just where Rick stands and why. This page will grow as the campaign does. If there’s an issue you care about that you don’t see here, Rick wants to hear it. That’s the whole point.

AFFORDABILITY
You should be able to afford a good life.
Too many people are working harder than ever and still falling behind. That’s not a personal failure. It’s a system that’s stopped working for regular families. Rick believes a paycheck should add up to a stable life, not a stack of bills you’re afraid to open. What that means in practice:
HEALTHCARE
Health care should be something you can count on, not something you gamble on.
No one should have to choose between a doctor’s visit and a car payment, or ration their medication to make it to the end of the month. Rick believes affordable, reliable health care is a right for every person, not a privilege for those who can afford it. Here’s where he stands:
WOMEN’S HEALTH & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
Health care decisions belong to women and their doctors, not politicians.
Rick trusts the women of Northeast Wisconsin to make their own health care decisions, in private, with the people they love and the doctors they trust. Government has no business in the exam room.
VETERANS
Rick swore an oath to this country. He’s keeping the promise.
Rick served in the U.S. Army, and he knows the promise this country makes to the men and women who put on the uniform. Too often, Washington breaks that promise the moment they come home. Rick will make sure the people who served get what they were promised.
FARMING & THE RURAL ECONOMY
Family farms built Wisconsin—and Washington keeps forgetting it.
Wisconsin runs on agriculture, but the people who actually work the land are getting squeezed from every direction—by low prices, rising costs, and corporate giants that would rather buy them out than compete with them. Rick believes a strong rural economy starts with standing up for the family farmer.
IMMIGRATION
We can secure the border and treat people like human beings.
Most folks want the same commonsense thing: a system that’s orderly, fair, and actually works. After 40 years without comprehensive reforms, our immigration laws no longer reflect the realities of today’s world. Rick will work with anyone to solve the problem instead of running on it to win elections.

