Happy Wisconsin Day, Friend!

It's always a great time to celebrate the state we call home. But a day like today deserves special attention.

Wisconsin became a state in 1848. But we've come a long way since the first settlers began calling this place home.

Our communities here in northern Wisconsin have greatly contributed to forming the backbone of Wisconsin's success. Whether it's cranberries or dairy, we've formed a rich agricultural tradition that is strong to this day.

This tradition is something worth defending. For too long Corporate interests and not those of Wisconsin family farmers have been championed by politicians like Tom Tiffany. When I am in congress that will change. Neglected issues like PFAS and the proliferation of CAFOs go unaddressed on the federal level. Family farms, like my grandfather’s fields of crops, are vanishing across our midwestern landscape, in favor of big agribusiness.

Preserving Northern Wisconsin's family agricultural strength is going to mean electing a leader dedicated to tackling the real issues by empowering on-the-ground voices.

On a day like today, we need to reaffirm our commitment to preserving the family farms and agricultural strength of Northern Wisconsin. Our End of Month Fundraising Deadline is fast approaching, and we're working to raise $5,290 in honor of Wisconsin statehood!

Friend, it took working Wisconsinites to get our state as far as it has. And it's going to take the same folks to get our campaign to victory. Can you help us reach our goal by donating $5, $10, $20, or whatever you're capable of today?

In service,

Kyle Kilbourn

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