“Leading by listening first.”
About Joey
Joey Marschall has worked in factories, property management, custodial work, and behind the bar, and studied criminal justice at UW-Oshkosh, where he co-chaired the Diversity Committee. He describes leadership grounded in empathy, accountability, and action.
He is running for the open Assembly District 57 seat against Republican Kevin Krentz. District 57 is largely rural and includes a small slice of southwest Outagamie County.
Where Joey stands
Positions marked ★ Top Wisconsin issue rank among Wisconsin voters’ highest priorities (Marquette Law School Poll, statewide, August 2026).
“Healthcare is not a luxury. It is a basic human right,” and should be “affordable, accessible, and centered on people, not profit.”
Wants to bring jobs to rural areas, invest in infrastructure, expand broadband, and protect family farms.
Pledges to amplify unheard voices and “bridge divides.”
The race
Running for: Wisconsin State Assembly, District 57 (open seat)
Opponent: Republican Kevin Krentz
Why it matters for Outagamie: AD-57 is mostly rural Waushara and Waupaca counties with a small southwest-Outagamie slice; it is a tough, Republican-leaning district.
Sources: Campaign site · PBS Wisconsin