An eighth-generation Wisconsinite, healthcare provider, and small business owner, Roberts founded and owns Wisconsin Orthopedic Physical Therapy, a Milwaukee-area practice.

Raised on a dairy farm outside Spring Green, Howard Marklein built a career as a certified public accountant and fraud examiner before entering politics. He’s represented the 17th Senate District since 2015 and now co-chairs the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee, the panel that writes Wisconsin’s state budget.

A lifelong Wisconsinite, Croft earned his bachelor’s degree from UW-Whitewater and an MBA from Marquette while working full-time, building his career in transportation compliance before moving into operations and management.

A lifelong Oak Creek resident, Pfaffenbach currently works as a research specialist for the Wisconsin State Legislature and previously served as a field organizer for the Republican Party of Wisconsin. He’s running to succeed retiring Rep. Jessie Rodriguez.

A product of the Iowa County farm where he grew up, Todd Novak has spent more than a decade representing the 51st Assembly District after years running the newsroom at the Dodgeville Chronicle and eight years as Dodgeville’s mayor. His record in Madison includes locking in permanent funding for the state’s Office of School Safety and pushing through new investments in dairy country and rural internet access.

Daniels is an Air Force veteran who built a career in radon mitigation and environmental safety and now owns Radon Safe Homes and Compassion Homes, having previously built and sold Radon Specialists of WI. He’s served on the national board of the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists.

Before he ever set foot in the Capitol, Bob Donovan spent two decades on the Milwaukee Common Council building a name for himself on public safety issues. He brought that same focus to the 61st Assembly District, which takes in Greendale, Hales Corners, and nearby pockets of Greenfield and Franklin, after winning the seat in 2022 — and he’s asking voters for a third term this fall.

A 29-year-old Army veteran and manufacturing professional with an MBA from Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business, Reyes is running to succeed retiring Rep. Scott Allen.

Central Wisconsin listeners spent more than a decade waking up to Patrick Snyder’s voice on the radio before he traded the microphone for the Assembly floor in 2016. Now representing the Wausau-area 85th District, he chairs the Committee on Children and Families and helped lead the Foster Care Task Force that produced the bipartisan Foster Forward reforms to the state’s child welfare system.

An Air Force veteran who finished his college degree while still in uniform, Ben Franklin went on to run his own small business in the Green Bay area before winning one of the closest Assembly races in the state in 2024 with a margin of just over 200 votes. He now represents the 88th District, covering De Pere, Allouez, and Bellevue.

A U.S. Marine Corps veteran and father of three, Lindsey spent the past decade as a criminal justice instructor training federal and state law enforcement personnel, holds a master’s degree in Human Services Administration, and previously served on the Green Bay City Council.

A practicing chiropractor before entering public office, Clint Moses represents the 92nd Assembly District, covering Chippewa Falls, Menomonie, and the surrounding area. As chair of the Assembly’s Health, Aging, and Long-Term Care Committee, he’s helped land new mental health and hospital investments for the Chippewa Valley.