Pewaukee, Wis (WAUK) – Adam Neylon, a Republican from Pewaukee, has officially declared his intention to seek re-election, this time in the 15th Assembly District. The district comprises Brookfield, Pewaukee, and a portion of Waukesha.
The recent redistricting maps, signed into law by Governor Tony Evers, have shifted the political landscape, making the 15th District more favorable to the Republican party. This marks a significant change from the previous district boundaries, which leaned more towards the Democratic side.
Currently representing Assembly District 98, Neylon faces competition from Sarah Harrison, a Democrat hailing from Brookfield. In his campaign announcement, Neylon highlighted his commitment to various issues, including community safety, tax reduction, and parental rights in education. The full text of his campaign statement is below.
“I am excited to announce my re-election campaign to represent Pewaukee, Brookfield and part of Waukesha in the 15th Assembly District. I am proud of my record and the reforms I’ve supported since being elected in 2013. However there is still work to be done for the families and hard working Waukesha County residents. I ask for your vote to continure working to move Wisconsin forward. “I look forward to meeting with voters in the coming months. My commitment to my constituents has not changed, I will continue to fight to keep our communities safe, lower taxes, fight for parental rights in education and a government that works for the people.”
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