Christine Sinicki

Sinicki served as a delegate to the Electoral College in 2000 and was on the Milwaukee School Board from 1991-1998.[1]

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Sinicki's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[14]

have authored or co-authored legislation that directly impacts the citizens of the 20th Assembly district on a number of issues.

Voucher School Accountability – Led to the closing of over 50 sub-par voucher schools.

Veterans Board Geographical Appointment – Led to the appointment of a Cudahy veteran being appointed to the Wisconsin Board of Veterans Affairs.

Equal Pay Enforcement Act

Birth Control Protection Act – Women can no longer be denied contraceptives by a pharmacist.

Regulation of Puppy Mills

Oral Chemotherapy bill – Requires insurance companies to cover oral medications for cancer patients.

Youth Baseball Property Tax Exemption – Granted a property tax exemption for non-profit baseball leagues serving children in the state.

During my time in the Assembly I was instrumental in saving the Hoan Bridge and in obtaining the funding to upgrade the railroad tracks near Kinnickinnic and Nicholson.[15]

—Christine Sinicki

Sinicki's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[16]

Jobs

Excerpt: "No matter what Gov. Walker and his Republican allies say, $7.25 per hour is NOT a living wage. I think it’s shameful that Republicans in Wisconsin want to continue to hurt so many workers and families here in Wisconsin by continuing to oppose an increase to our state’s minimum wage. I believe our state’s minimum wage should be a living wage, because no one working a full time job should be forced to live in poverty."

Public Education

Excerpt: "During my time in the State Assembly, I have worked hard to ensure Wisconsin’s public education system, but never more than the past few years. Gov. Walker and Republicans in the Legislature have presided over historic cuts to funding for public education in Wisconsin, and I have fought hard to undo the damage they have done."

Veterans

Excerpt: "Voters and especially veterans need to know where the candidates stand on this issue. We owe a debt to our Home Front Heroes and it is our moral duty to restore justice for veterans and their families."