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LEE SNODGRASS

SAMPLE LEDE (make it your own): I am once again making the easiest political decision I’ve ever had to make: supporting Lee Snodgrass for re-election to the State Assembly in District 52.


  • She shows up in and for her community.


  • She has been deeply involved in helping during crises and spent a week in Menasha during the cleanup.


  • She knocks thousands of doors to listen to the concerns of voters.


  • She focuses on the district and leaves the divisive nonsense to others.


  • She works for her district and secured $5 million in Non-state grant money for such things as a childcare center in downtown Appleton, support for the Building for Kids, an addiction center and a sports complex. 


  • She supports public education, affordable childcare, affordable healthcare, protection of our parks and public lands.


  • She believes in human dignity for all people


  • As someone who works multiple jobs in addition to being a state rep, she understands working people and their issues


  • She has worked across the aisle for such legislation as Gail’s Law, which eliminates out of pocket expenses for secondary breast cancer screenings.


  • If the Democrats can gain control of all three branches of government in November they can finally begin to address so many issues that the GOP has ignored for the past 15 years.

  • Her office is known to be so responsive, constituents from other districts reach out to her for help, such as cutting through red tape to obtain licenses they desperately need

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