Stockbridge, WI – Barbara “Barb” Bittner, Republican candidate for Wisconsin State Senate District 1, today highlighted strong conservative backing as the August 11 primary approaches.  

Bittner, a lifelong Wisconsin resident, small business owner, dairy farm daughter, hunter, and Chair of the Republican Party of Calumet County, is earning support from pro-life advocates and local leaders who value her commitment to families, farmers, businesses, and traditional values.

Key Endorsements Include: 

– Pro-Life Wisconsin Victory Fund PAC – Wisconsin’s Leading Pro-Life Political Action

   Committee 

– Sheriff Matt Joski- Kewaunee County 

-Sheriff Brett Bowe – Calumet County

-Sheriff (Retired) Jerry Pagel Calumet County 

– Samuel Breeden-Calumet County Board of Supervisors 

-Brian Kolb Calumet County Board of Supervisors 

-Rick Voight Calumet County Board of Supervisors

-Ty Stuckmann – Calumet County Board of Supervisors

-Mayor Rick Jaeckels- City of Chilton

-Chairman Joe Kuhn –Town of Stockbridge

–Mark Ecker-Town of Stockbridge Supervisor 

-Col (retired) Richard Kucksdorf- Business Owner, Grass Roots Leader

-Charles Haegen- Disabled American Vet; Business Owner

-Ed Perkins- President, Wisconsin Conservative Coalition

-Scarlett Johnson-Wisconsin Grassroots Leader

-Laura Ackmann- Wisconsin Grassroots Leader

-Wisconsin Conservative Digest

 “These endorsements from Pro-Life Wisconsin and dedicated local leaders reinforce that our campaign is built on the values that matter most to Northeast Wisconsin families,” said Bittner. “I am grateful for their support and will fight every day in Madison to protect the unborn, defend parental rights, support our farmers, and preserve our way of life.”  

Bittner’s platform focuses on:  

– Reducing property taxes and easing burdens on families.  

– Protecting parental rights and restoring excellence in education.  

– Championing farmers and rural economies.  

– Getting tough on crime and securing communities.  

– Upholding the sanctity of life and traditional values.  

Voters in the Republican primary for State Senate District 1 can support a proven conservative leader on August 11.