Hi there, it’s Devin.

2026 isn’t just another year for Wisconsin — it’s our make or break. We have some major pickup opportunities across the state that we can’t afford to miss out on.

I’m going to give you a full rundown in just a moment, but if you’re all in to elect Wisconsin Democrats up and down the ballot next year, will you help us lay the groundwork early by chipping in $10 today?

Alright, here’s what’s on our 2026 to-do list:

1. Flipping WI-03 blue is Democrats’ best shot at taking back the House majority and finally putting a stop to Donald Trump’s harmful agenda. Derrick Van Orden is a rubber stamp for Trump’s cuts to Medicaid, Social Security, and critical funding for Wisconsin — and this is our chance to give him the boot once and for all.


2. Our next Supreme Court Election is in arms reach, and we refuse to let special interests or right-wing extremists try and sway the court in their favor. WisDems will continue to build on our organizing so that we can help elect a Supreme Court Justice that will stand with the people of Wisconsin.


3. The race to elect a new Governor will be tight. Governor Evers’ victories were decided by less than 120,000 votes combined. It’s going to come down to voter turnout, and we need boots on the ground right now to power our get-out-the-vote efforts and keep MAGA extremists out of the Governor’s Office.

We’ve got a busy — and I’ll admit it, challenging — year ahead of us, which is why it’s critical we lay the groundwork early and build up the infrastructure we need to see blue victories across the state.

In just a couple weeks, we’re facing our first FEC end-of-quarter fundraising deadline since we learned all that we’re up against next year — and we need to kick off this fight with a surge of grassroots support ASAP to hit the ground running.

I won’t sugarcoat it — this is an all hands on deck moment, and I’m counting on you to see us through this fight for Wisconsin. Can I count on you to chip in $10 or more right now?

Thank you for your continued support,

Devin Remiker
Chair, WisDems