Service over politics. Rural Wisconsin first.
I’m Roger Halls, and I’m running to give rural Wisconsin a real voice in Madison.
No town too small. No voter written off.
I served my country. I served my community. Now I’m asking for the chance to serve rural Wisconsin.
For too long, politicians have treated districts like ours as safe seats. I do not believe any seat belongs to a party. It belongs to the people.
Whether you are Republican, Democrat, independent, or just tired of politics, I’m asking for your vote because I will show up, I will listen, and I will fight for the 69th Assembly District.
Strong Public Schools and Property Tax Relief
Rural schools should not have to beg through referendum after referendum just to keep the doors open, pay teachers, and serve our kids. Madison needs to stop pushing school costs onto local property taxpayers.
Public money belongs in public schools. I will fight to phase out taxpayer funded private school vouchers and put those dollars back into the schools that serve every child, answer to local voters, and hold our communities together.
Rural EMS and Ambulance Service
When someone has a heart attack, a farm accident, or a child in crisis, help should not depend on whether enough volunteers could leave work that day. Rural EMS needs real support, stable funding, and respect from the state.
Rural Healthcare and Mental Health Access
A rural hospital is not a luxury. A local clinic is not a luxury. Mental health care is not a luxury. Families in rural Wisconsin deserve care close to home, not longer drives, longer waits, and fewer options.
Childcare and Working Families
You cannot grow rural Wisconsin if parents cannot find childcare and businesses cannot find workers. Families need affordable childcare, and small towns need solutions that actually fit rural life.
Broadband, Cell Service, and Rural Infrastructure
Reliable internet and cell service are no longer optional. They are needed for school, work, farming, healthcare, small businesses, and public safety. Rural Wisconsin should not be left behind.
Safe-Seat Accountability
No district belongs to a party. No seat belongs to a politician. This seat belongs to the people of the 69th Assembly District.
Whether you are Republican, Democrat, independent, or just tired of politics, I am asking for your vote because I will show up, I will listen, and I will fight for rural Wisconsin.