Alex has lived in Riverwest for over 10 years.

Alex Brower — Ballotpedia

Alex is the executive director of the Wisconsin Alliance for Retired Americans. He previously worked as an educator.

Alex Bower previously ran for Milwaukee's School Board in 2021 and for Milwaukee City Comptroller in 2020 but did not win.

Address homelessness through public housing

Hopes to address homelessness through public housing.

Supports tenants in housing issues and plans to "stand up to landlords."

Plans to increase the city’s contribution to Eviction Free Milwaukee, which provides legal counsel to tenants facing eviction.

- Hopes to address homelessness through public housing.
- Supports tenants in housing issues and plans to "stand up to landlords."
- Plans to increase the city’s contribution to Eviction Free Milwaukee, which provides legal counsel to tenants facing eviction.

Housing & Urban Development

Opposes the City of Milwaukee’s chartering of schools and any attempts to eliminate the democratically elected school board of the City of Milwaukee.

Opposes the City of Milwaukee’s chartering of schools and any attempts to eliminate the elected school board of the City of Milwaukee.

- Opposes the City of Milwaukee’s chartering of schools and any attempts to eliminate the elected school board of the City of Milwaukee.

Public Services

Believes addressing public safety requires eliminating poverty, tackling systemic oppression, and improving city infrastructure.

- Believes addressing public safety requires eliminating poverty, tackling systemic oppression, and improving city infrastructure.

Public Safety

As of June 6, 2025, Alex Brower’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Support for public ownership of utilities

Supports living wages, quality benefits, labor protections, and a great work environment for city workers.

Supports unions, living wages, quality benefits, labor protections, and a great work environment for city workers.

- Supports public ownership of utilities.
- Supports unions, living wages, quality benefits, labor protections, and a great work environment for city workers.

Economy

Said he would "create a Green New Deal for the school district."

- Said he would "create a Green New Deal for the school district."

Energy & the Environment

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Alex Brower

Daniel has a degree in history and religious studies from the University of Wisconsin and is pursuing a master's in urban planning. He was born and raised in Milwaukee and currently lives in Riverwest with his family. Daniel is a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity.

As of January 13, 2025, Daniel Bauman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

This is Dnaiel Bauman's first time running for public office. 

Support for affordable housing and tenant rights

Believes everyone deserves access to affordable housing and supports tenant rights.

Advocacy for policies preventing displacement

Supports policies that prevent displacement, expand homeownership opportunities, and hold landlords accountable.

Believes quality housing is a right and is essential for safety, economic opportunity, and community well-being.

- Believes everyone deserves access to affordable housing and supports tenant rights.
- Supports policies that prevent displacement, expand homeownership opportunities, and hold landlords accountable.
- Believes quality housing is a right and is essential for safety, economic opportunity, and community well-being.

Advocates for strong public services and community engagement.

Believes in the importance of accessible public education and youth programs.

- Advocates for strong public services and community engagement.
- Believes in the importance of accessible public education and youth programs.

Believes safety is essential for a thriving city and that "every resident, in every neighborhood, feels safe—whether walking to work, biking with their family, or waiting for a bus."

Supports expanded public safety strategies that prioritize intervention, prevention, and mental health resources.

- Believes safety is essential for a thriving city and that "every resident, in every neighborhood, feels safe—whether walking to work, biking with their family, or waiting for a bus."
- Supports expanded public safety strategies that prioritize intervention, prevention, and mental health resources.

Support for public transit and infrastructure investment

Plans to prioritize building pedestrian-friendly infrastructure.

Advocacy for safe streets and traffic safety measures

Supports implementing Vision Zero strategies to eliminate traffic-related deaths and injuries by improving street design and enforcement measures.

- Plans to prioritize building pedestrian-friendly infrastructure.
- Supports implementing Vision Zero strategies to eliminate traffic-related deaths and injuries by improving street design and enforcement measures.

Support for small businesses and local economy

Supports more efforts to aid small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Advocacy for good-paying jobs and workforce development

Believes the city must actively pursue economic development by "championing good-paying jobs, fighting for resources, and putting working families first."

- Supports more efforts to aid small businesses and entrepreneurs.
- Believes the city must actively pursue economic development by "championing good-paying jobs, fighting for resources, and putting working families first."

As of June 6, 2025, Daniel Bauman’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Daniel Bauman

- Alderpersons serve on the on the city's Common Council. The Common Council passes city resolutions and ordinances, approves the city's annual budget, and sets tax rates. 
- They may be elected by city voters at-large or from specific districts in a non-partisan election. 

Milwaukee Alderperson, District 3

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