Alicia Saunders (State Assembly, District 2)

Alicia Saunders
State Assembly
Alicia Saunders
State Assembly, District 2

“I didn’t lose and disappear. I stayed. I worked. I kept showing up.”

About Alicia

Alicia Saunders is a U.S. Navy veteran who deployed aboard the USS Harry S. Truman, a single mother of two, and an industrial-sanitation worker from Kimberly. After running in 2024, she stayed active on veteran advocacy and is running again.

She is challenging seven-year Republican incumbent Shae Sortwell in Assembly District 2, which includes southeast Outagamie communities like Kimberly, Combined Locks, and part of Kaukauna.

Where Alicia stands

Positions marked ★ Top Wisconsin issue rank among Wisconsin voters’ highest priorities (Marquette Law School Poll, statewide, August 2026).

Child care ★ Top Wisconsin issue

“I’ll fight to fund Childcare Counts and expand child care assistance so more working families qualify.”

Maternal health ★ Top Wisconsin issue

Would defend the postpartum-Medicaid extension and expand prenatal and postpartum care in rural areas.

Paid family leave

“Paid family and medical leave should be a right, not a privilege.”

Working people

Refuses corporate money and pledges regular listening sessions across the district.

The race

Running for: Wisconsin State Assembly, District 2

Opponent: Republican incumbent Shae Sortwell

Why it matters for Outagamie: The district takes in southeast Outagamie (Kimberly, Combined Locks, part of Kaukauna); it is a rematch against a long-entrenched Republican.

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Sources: WisPolitics · 9to5 candidate questionnaire