Candidate for Wisconsin State Assembly - District 51 in 2026 Wisconsin General Election.
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Get StartedOver and over we see jobs depart from our district as family-owned businesses close and large companies open chain stores. This leaves too many hard-working families dependent on corporate interests. That trend can be reversed. By providing seed funds that make 0% loans available to employees, and offering them first rights for purchasing small businesses and farms from retiring owners, we can revitalize our communities. Learn more
Rural Wisconsin communities are on a “referendum treadmill” that forces them to choose between regular property tax hikes or school closures. Our state representatives have the ability to change that. They’ve chosen not to. Nathan will propose a bill to allocate a portion of the unspent state surplus into a permanent, restricted endowment. The principal will remain intact, and the interest will be distributed to struggling rural schools to support operational costs. Learn more
On day one Nathan will introduce the Sovereign Witness Act: a bill that will end the deletion of records, and require cameras and real-time logging of all hearings, caucuses, and lobbyist meetings via a digital portal available to the public. Learn more
From data centers to zoning restrictions to healthcare licensing barriers, our communities are being stripped of their right to shape their own future. We need to reclaim local sovereignty and give power back to the people. Nathan calls for the repeal of state preemption laws that strip local village boards of their power, giving rural communities the absolute right to maintain locally appropriate zoning regulations, reject industrial projects, establish local healthcare options, and maintain the right to repair. Learn more
Nathan proposes a two-year pilot program for Assembly District 51 that will allocate a portion of our state’s tax surplus to provide a per-child stipend to families earning less than $100,000 per year. This will not only restore economic self-sufficiency, but also dignity. Learn more
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