Where Wausau candidates stand on the environment
4 sourced statements in 4 races. Every candidate in each race is listed, including those with nothing on record. Nobody is scored or ranked.
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Attorney General
- Eric Toney (Republican)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Josh Kaul (Democratic, incumbent)
Federal lawsuits: He says his administration joined multistate lawsuits challenging federal funding restrictions, an executive order on birthright citizenship, changes to the childhood immunization schedule, and environmental policies. (Josh Kaul, Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response)
State Assembly, District 85
- Patrick Snyder (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
- John Kroll (Democratic)
Families and environment: He says he will work to make health care more affordable, lower costs for working families, create good-paying jobs and protect Wisconsin’s drinking water and natural beauty. (John Kroll for Assembly — campaign website)
State Assembly, District 86
- John Spiros (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Andy Wuethrich (Democratic)
Environmental review: He said large projects should be reviewed to protect natural resources, and that data centers and CAFOs should be developed with conservation and environmental protection in mind. (VOTE411 candidate questionnaire)
State Assembly, District 35
- Calvin Callahan (Republican, incumbent)
No public statement found in our sources.
- Elizabeth McCrank (Democratic)
Environment: She supports preserving north-central Wisconsin’s natural resources and protecting the environment. (McCrank for the 35th — On the Issues)