Background
Romaine Quinn was born in Wisconsin, and lives in Cameron. Quinn graduated from Rice Lake High School. He earned a bachelor's degree in political science and public leadership from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay. Quinn was elected to the Rice Lake City Council during his last year of high school. He was then elected mayor of Rice Lake, Wisconsin.[1]
- Bachelor's:
- University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, 2014
Campaign themes
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Quinn's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[10]
Economic Plan for Northern Wisconsin: 3 point solution
Excerpt: "The State of Wisconsin must continue to ease the tax burden on manufacturing if the state intends to attract new employers and to insure that existing businesses can afford to remain a central part of our communities. Governor Walker has pushed legislation that will nearly eliminate the income tax on manufacturing business in Wisconsin. As your representative, I will maintain support for this measure. Global economies have always required states to provide a competitive business environment to protect local markets."
Excerpt: "One in every 13 jobs is sustained by tourism in Wisconsin. Without tourism in Wisconsin, every family would have to pay an additional $575 a year in new taxes. As your representative, I shall focus on encouraging and developing tourism."
Excerpt: "Govern Walker’s efforts to put a greater emphasis on our technical educational system require legislative support. As your representative, I will improve collaboration between business and educational communities to insure that Wisconsin can lead in jobs training and growth."
Local Control
Excerpt: "As your next State representative, I will work hard to put our communities on a path of independence from state and federal influences."
Education
Excerpt: "While Wisconsin is a local-control state, the rights of the public are not adequately defined in those state statutes. Unfortunately, parents and citizens often face stumbling blocks when trying to exercise local control of schools. As your state representative, I will author legislation which will better define the rights of parents and citizens in forming educational policies at the local level. This legislation will empower teachers and assure that they enjoy the decision-making authority that is granted to other professionals."
Term Limits
Excerpt: "Term limits are essential in order to ensure that new blood has a chance to overcome entrenched politicians. Without term limits, creation and innovation becomes stifled. It is time we have a State Representative that is willing to challenge and call out any politician who stands in the way of these common sense reforms."
On the 2026 ballot
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