2025 Wisconsin General Election

2025 Wisconsin Primary Election

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Carmella has an associate degree in culinary arts from Madison Area Technical College and a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Upper Iowa University. She lives on the northside of Madison with her spouse. Carmella has two children. 

Carmella is a program director for the Madison-area urban ministery.

This is Carmella Glenn's first run for public office.

Carmella Glenn supports innovative approaches to housing, recognizing its connection to violence prevention and community stability.

Believes that obtaining permanent housing is essential for violence prevention.

Opposes gentrification and "being taxed out of their homes."

Is concerned about neighbors "being taxed out of their homes."

Supports and prioritizes programs to address disparities in homeownership for Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities.

- Believes that obtaining permanent housing is essential for violence prevention.
- Is concerned about neighbors "being taxed out of their homes."
- Supports and prioritizes programs to address disparities in homeownership for Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports creating community opportunities for youth to earn income and build career skills.

- Supports creating community opportunities for youth to earn income and build career skills.

Public Services

Plans to create a safer community through proactive education, empowerment, and strong community connections.

- Plans to create a safer community through proactive education, empowerment, and strong community connections.

Public Safety

Believes in improving the current transit system and ensuring adequate funding and staffing.

- Believes in improving the current transit system and ensuring adequate funding and staffing.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Supports using union labor on city-funded developments to ensure quality construction, good property maintenance, and job security.

- Supports using union labor on city-funded developments to ensure quality construction, good property maintenance, and job security.

Economy

As of January 14, 2025, Carmella Glenn’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Kevin is a scientist who works in biotech. Previously, he worked as a union welder and fabricator.

This is Kevin Monroe's first time running for public office.

Supports subsidized soundproofing for all residents, including rental properties and Oak Park Terrace.

Supports repurposing old, empty buildings to address affordable housing.

- Supports subsidized soundproofing for all residents, including rental properties and Oak Park Terrace.
- Supports repurposing old, empty buildings to address affordable housing.

As of January 14, 2025, Kevin A Monroe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Increased transparency and accountability in policing

Supports increased transparency and accountability in policing by implementing body cameras for police officers and removing costly barriers to access that information.

Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for redaction fees.

Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for requesting video footage evidence.

- Supports increased transparency and accountability in policing by implementing body cameras for police officers and removing costly barriers to access that information.
- Opposes allowing the Madison Police Department to charge the public for requesting video footage evidence.

Embracing growth while protecting our natural areas

Believes in intentional development that safeguards local natural resources.

- Believes in intentional development that safeguards local natural resources.

Kevin A Monroe

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