Kicked off the morning at UW–Madison talking with students about what matters to them: costs, freedoms, and their future. Then on to canvasses in Middleton, Green Bay, and Appleton. Huge thanks to the volunteers helping turn out voters and deliver wins up and down the ballot today. 💙

🗳️ It’s Election Day in Wisconsin! School boards and county boards to the Supreme Court, these are the races that shape our daily lives. Polls are open 7am-8pm. Make a plan to vote. myvote.wi.gov/en-us/find-m...

Tomorrow’s court race is about whether the next patient can still get care in Wisconsin. Tom Tiffany endorsed the candidate who called Dobbs “a good move forward.” As a nurse, I know what that costs. I’ll fight for your right to make your own healthcare decisions. pbswisconsin.org/news-item/wi...

Not saying Chico 𝘪𝘴 the Easter Bunny… but I’ve never seen them in the same room. 👀🐰 From our family to yours, wishing you a joyful, peaceful day filled with family, fresh starts, and maybe a few treats. Happy Easter!

Knocking doors in Verona, Racine, and Kenosha — talking with voters about protecting our freedoms, strengthening our schools, and electing local leaders who answer to us, not Washington. We’re turning momentum into votes this Tuesday. #GOTV #WisDems

Trump said it himself: ‘We’re fighting wars, we can’t take care of day care.’ @TomTiffanyWI backs that budget. Wisconsin schools and hospitals can’t absorb these cuts — as governor I will fight for them. www.cnn.com/2026/04/03/p...

Before I ran for Lt. Governor, I beat a four-term Republican incumbent in Waukesha County. I did it by knocking doors, talking to my neighbors, and showing up. Right now I'm knocking for Democrats across the ballot — because winning requires all of us doing the work. Let's win this thing together.

The people I meet out on the campaign trail inspire me every day. I’m running for governor to lower costs, to make health care and housing affordable, and build a Wisconsin that works for working people.

Child care allows parents to work, businesses to hire, and kids to get strong starts. Yesterday I released my plan to make child care more affordable for every Wisconsin family. www.jsonline.com/story/news/p...

Trump signed an executive order restricting mail-in voting. The same Trump who voted by mail in Florida last month. The rules don't apply to him — they never do. As governor, I'll defend Wisconsin's elections and protect every eligible voter's right to cast a ballot.

I'm a working mom. I remember what it was like when my kids were little — the juggling and constant worry about whether we could make it all work. Every parent knows that feeling. As governor, I'll fight to make sure families don't have to choose between working and affording care for their kids.

Governor Evers and I have secured real wins for Wisconsin families on child care. But parents are still paying too much for care. As governor, I'll cap costs at 7% of family income, give families more choices, raise provider wages to $18/hour, and expand access in care deserts.

Workers went six weeks without pay, lines stretched four hours, and families missed flights. Tom Tiffany owns that. We need to keep Washington dysfunction out of Wisconsin and make sure our state works for the people who count on it. www.cbsnews.com/news/tom-hom...

Across Wisconsin, from small towns to big cities, people showed up with one message: our country belongs to the people, not to anyone who thinks they’re above the law. I’m proud to stand with Wisconsinites who believe in freedom, fairness, and a government that answers to them.

Republicans can't even keep basic services running. They tanked a critical funding bill over politics while families made plans and workers showed up. That’s not leadership. That’s Washington dysfunction. Wisconsin deserves a governor who treats the job like it matters. I do.

As governor, I'll make sure Wisconsin leads the fight to hold Big Tech accountable and protect our kids online.

Had a blast with the UW-Platteville College Dems last night. These students are organizing, asking tough questions, and ready to win in November — one campus, one community at a time.

A Wisconsin mom just watched her premium jump from $800 to $1,800/month. Now she's cutting groceries and wondering if they'll be able to afford coverage next year. This is what Tom Tiffany's health care policy looks like.

Thank you, South Shore Democrats for coming out last night! We’re building the coalition we need to win in November, one community at a time.

I grew up spending time on my grandparents’ dairy farm, where I learned how hard Wisconsin farmers work to feed our state and our country. Right now, Wisconsin farmers are getting squeezed by rising costs, unstable markets, and tariffs that make it harder to stay afloat.

The #ACA gave millions of Americans access to health care coverage and Republicans, including Tom Tiffany, have spent the last 15 years voting to kill it with no plan for what comes next. My plan is simple: give people more choice, better coverage, and lower costs.

Wisconsin just became the 49th state to expand postpartum Medicaid coverage from 60 days to one year. As a nurse and a mom, I know how critical those first months are for new parents. As governor, I'll keep fighting to make health care affordable and accessible for every Wisconsin family.

@ozaukeedemocrats.bsky.social are fired up and ready to win in November. So am I.

The accounts of abuse by Cesar Chavez shared by Dolores Huerta, Ana Murguia, Debra Rojas, and other survivors are devastating, and my heart is with those who have come forward. They deserve to be heard, believed, and respected. There is no place for abuse or exploitation in any movement.

As a nurse and a mom, I've seen what social media does to our kids' mental health. It's by design. Big Tech built platforms to addict children — then tells parents it’s our responsibility. As governor, I'll hold them accountable. Parents shouldn't fight billion-dollar corporations alone.

I'm not a career politician. I've spent my life responding to crises in the ER, in disaster zones, and now in a state where families are getting squeezed. That's what these conversations are about. Listening to people who are working hard and still falling behind. That's what I'm running to change.

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Wisconsin! 🍀 Whether you're making corned beef and cabbage, hitting a parade, or just enjoying a pint with friends — here's to good food, good company, and good traditions. Sláinte! 🇮🇪

Health care has become harder to afford and depend on. Wisconsin needs more than a quick fix. As governor, I will make sure that health care is affordable, dependable, and protected.

WOW! In January, Tom Tiffany claimed 2026 would be the cheapest year for gas. Gas today in the WOW counties: $3.19. Turns out the promises were cheaper than the gas — and Wisconsin families are paying the price for this Trump-Tiffany economy.

Proud to serve alongside incredible women lieutenant governors stepping forward to lead and shape what comes next for our states. On #InternationalWomensDay, we celebrate the women doing the work every day and the generations who made it possible.

Kenosha Dems are ready to fight for Southeast Wisconsin. While Tom Tiffany pushes Washington’s political agenda, we’re focused on the things that actually matter here at home — good jobs, affordable health care, and a fair shot for working families. That’s the campaign we’re building.

Honored to earn the trust and the endorsement of former State Rep. Beth Meyers. Beth has always fought to protect natural resources, support rural communities, and make sure Northern Wisconsin always has a voice. Proud to be building a campaign for every corner of our state.

This is what I love about Wisconsin: neighbor helping neighbor, friend helping friend. We put our heads down and get stuff done. That's the kind of governor I'll be.

Since launching my campaign for governor, I’ve visited nearly all 72 counties across Wisconsin – making my case to voters and hearing directly from Wisconsinites about what they want to see from their next administration. Thank you, Appleton, for the warm welcome 🩵

Thank you, Oshkosh Common Council Alder Karl Buelow, for your support and your leadership. Wisconsin families deserve leaders who deliver. Let's get to work!

Big Tech built a trap for our kids. Every notification is bait. Every scroll keeps them longer. Every algorithm exploits their weakness. They call it “engagement.” I call it manipulation. And my plan to Keep Wisconsin Kids Safe Online shuts down the trap.

VP JD Vance is coming to “celebrate” Trump's tariffs that crushed Wisconsin manufacturers. As a nurse, when a treatment is making the patient worse, you stop the treatment. You don't double the dose and call it a success.

If you feel like you're fighting a losing battle to protect your kids online and on social media, you're not alone. As governor I’ll do what Washington, D.C. won’t – hold tech companies accountable, empower parents, and stand up for our children.

Today I'm releasing my plan to Keep Wisconsin Kids Safe Online and hold Big Tech accountable. Parents are doing everything we can to protect our kids. But we’re up against billion-dollar corporations and powerful CEOs whose platforms are harming children’s mental health.

Tonight, Trump will give his State of the Union while @TomTiffanyWI cheers him on. So let’s talk about the State of Trump-Tiffany’s Union for Wisconsin families. Thread ⬇️

Marinette, thank you for welcoming me last week. I love these conversations — hearing directly from people about what's making life harder and what needs to be fixed. As governor, I'll fight to lower costs, support small businesses and workers, and put Wisconsin families first.

This shouldn't surprise anyone. Everywhere I go, Wisconsinites are worried about health care. Premiums are too high. Families are going bankrupt from medical bills. Seniors are rationing medications. It doesn’t have to be this way. As governor, I'll fight to make health care actually affordable.

Trump’s tariffs are taxes on Wisconsin families and small businesses. Tom Tiffany called them a “good thing.” I say it’s a good thing the Supreme Court struck them down.

After Hurricane Katrina, I deployed to New Orleans as a CDC intelligence officer. You can't wait for permission when people are in crisis and need help fast. You show up, you listen, you work with whoever's there to help, and you stay until the job is done. That's how I'll lead Wisconsin.

Got to spend some time in Marinette with workers, small business owners, and families talking about what keeps them up at night. These conversations remind me why I’m running. As governor, I’ll fight to lower costs, deliver results, and put Wisconsinites first. #WIForward #Leadership

The Supreme Court did right by Wisconsin today. Tom Tiffany called Trump’s tariffs a “good thing,” – the same tariffs that crushed Wisconsin small businesses, raised prices for families, and cost workers their jobs. Tiffany chose Trump over Wisconsin. I’ll always put Wisconsin first. #SCOTUS

Two major health care bills just passed the WI assembly after months of Speaker Vos blocking them: postpartum Medicaid expansion and insurance coverage for supplemental breast cancer screenings. As a nurse, I know these will save lives. Thank you to the legislators who fought for this.

Last night, Governor Evers delivered his final State of the State address after 18 years in elected office — as a teacher, principal, superintendent, state superintendent, and now governor. He never stopped showing up for Wisconsin families. And he’s leaving some big shoes to fill.

Tonight, Governor Evers delivers his State of the State address. Four years ago, he took a chance on a nurse from Waukesha County – and it’s been the honor of my career to serve alongside him. Wisconsin’s future is brighter because of his leadership.