@votedinanina
Food service worker. Small business owner. Former union member. First transgender woman elected to the Madison Common Council. 🏳️⚧️ Running for WI State Assembly District 76 to protect our rights and make life affordable for working people. votedinanina.com
Always proud to stand with SEIU Wisconsin. Our service and support workers are fighting for a fair contract at Meriter Hospital, and we need to show up for them in the same way they show up for us.
Solidarity! ✊
With support from more than 65 current and former elected officials, our campaign is building momentum to fight for bold, progressive change in Wisconsin.
Learn more and join us at votedinanina.com ❤️
Proud to be endorsed by former Madison School Board member ananda mirilli!
ananda is a gifted organizer who knows how to bring people together and a champion for racial justice and our public schools. I’m so grateful for her friendship and her endorsement in this race.
Live in District 76 and want to host a meet and greet in your neighborhood?
Let us know at votedinanina.com/volunteer ❤️
Eastmorland Meet and Greet
Eastmorland Meet and Greet
Eastmorland Meet and Greet
Eastmorland Meet and Greet
Thank you to Allison, Dan, and Charlie for hosting such a wonderful meet and greet for our campaign in Eastmorland!
We had great conversations about housing, healthcare, and how we can make life affordable for working people in Wisconsin.
We refuse to accept less so billionaires can have more.
We’re building a grassroots campaign to win real power for working people.
Learn more and join the team 👇
Proud to be endorsed by my friend and council colleague Will Ochowicz!
Will is a strong voice for our downtown neighbors and an advocate for sustainability, public transit, and affordable housing in Madison. I’m thrilled to have his support in this race.
Women have always been on the frontlines of the fight for fairness and dignity for working people. They have turned struggle into strength and solidarity.
This Women’s History Month, we honor their leadership and resilience.
Great to be out on the doors talking to folks about the importance of the April 7th election. And even more fun to do it with friends!
Just 36 days until we elect Judge Chris Taylor to the Wisconsin Supreme Court and progressives up and down the ballot. Let’s get it done. 💪❤️❄️
Now she’s running for Secretary of State to fight for our democracy, invest in our public schools, and protect our public lands. I can’t wait to work alongside her in the State Capitol to get things done for working people in Wisconsin. ❤️
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Honored to have the endorsement of former State Representative JoCasta Zamarripa. JoCasta made history as the first Latina and first out bisexual member of the Wisconsin State Assembly.
Want to host a meet and greet in your neighborhood? Let us know at votedinanina.com/volunteer 👈
Thank you to everyone who came out to our meet and greet in Marquette last night! And a special thank you to Heather for hosting our first of the campaign.
This is how we’re going to win this election – neighbor to neighbor, in living rooms and at front doors across District 76.
We need more leaders in office who will fight every day for our students, teachers, support staff, and families. I’m so proud to have Ali’s support in this race, and as a legislator I’ll continue working alongside her to fully fund our public schools in Wisconsin.
A photo of Ali and Dina outside Giant Jones Brewing Company in Madison.
Our very first endorsement in this campaign was from Madison School Board Member Ali Muldrow.
A parent, educator, and organizer who believes fiercely in the promise of public education, Ali embodies what #PublicSchoolsWeek is all about. ❤️
When we invest in public education, we invest in Wisconsin’s future.
As your State Representative, I will invest in our future first. #PublicSchoolsWeek
Public dollars should stay in public schools which are accountable, transparent, and required to serve every student. That means ending the state-funded voucher program and stopping private interests from siphoning resources out of classrooms.
Wisconsin has a constitutional obligation to provide a high-quality public education to every child, and it’s time we finally meet it.
Our kids deserve schools that are fully funded without the need for referendums just to keep the lights on.
My reaction to Trump's State of the Union that will save you two hours.
Come meet like-minded public education advocates and celebrate our unwavering commitment to our students, educators, and families. ✏️📖🍎
All are welcome! Your support will help elect TWO public school champions this year.
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Public dollars belong in public schools! ✊
Mark your calendar and join us for a special event with Madison School Board Member Nicki Vander Meulen on Sunday, March 8th at Garth's Brew Bar.
A $20 minimum wage is the floor.
In the Assembly, I’ll fight for a living wage that's tied to inflation, strengthen our unions, and end the subminimum wage for tipped workers. People shouldn’t have to work multiple jobs just to keep a roof over their head and put food on the table.
The last time Wisconsin raised the minimum wage was 2009.
As someone who has worked for $2.33 an hour plus tips for most of my career, I know how difficult it is to make ends meet when you aren’t being paid for the value of your labor.
Learn more about the NALC's fight for a fair contract:
www.nalc.org/news/fight-l...
The work of our letter carriers often goes unrecognized. Rain or shine, they ensure the safe passage of our mail, protect our democracy, and play an important role in our neighborhoods, checking in on our friends, family, and loved ones.
This morning, I joined the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 507 to #FightLikeHell a fair contract. Because first-class service deserves first-class pay.
When our unions are strong, our communities are strong. Solidarity! ✊
@lettercarriers.bsky.social
In the Assembly, I’ll fight for a living wage, BadgerCare for All, housing that people can actually afford, universal childcare and paid family leave, fully funded public schools, and so much more.
Because those are the kind of bold, progressive ideas we need to meet this moment.
We don’t have to accept this as the status quo. Our state legislature should be focused on making people's lives better – not taking a ten month break.
When Democrats win the trifecta, we’re going to get to work.
