22 AMERICAN MAJORITY TRAINED NEW LEADERS WIN PRIMARIES

Contact: Nate Nelson, Wisconsin Executive Director  (920) 917-8001

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

August 10, 2016

22 AMERICAN MAJORITY TRAINED NEW LEADERS WIN PRIMARIES
American Majority continues to train conservatives across Wisconsin

Mequon, WI— American Majority trained New Leaders continue to find success as 79% of them won their primaries yesterday. American Majority had trained 28 New Leaders who were on the fall primary ballot, with 22 of them winning their elections. Conservatives won State Senate, State Assembly, District Attorney, and County Clerk primaries across the state.  One highlight was first time candidate Ashley Reichert winning her Washington County Clerk primary with 54% of the vote in a three-way race.  

American Majority has worked tirelessly in the State of Wisconsin since 2010 to help identify and train the next generation of conservative New Leaders.  Those who hold office at the state and local level are the farm team who will become our nation’s future leaders.  By providing training to principled leaders who aspire to higher office, American Majority is helping to ensure Wisconsin’s future is one with limited government and fiscal responsibility.  

“Congratulations to all of our trainees on a race well run and best of luck to those who advanced to the general election this fall,” said Nate Nelson, American Majority Wisconsin Field Director. “American Majority strives to train new leaders who will put Wisconsin on a path to a better future.Many of yesterday’s primary winners will join our 143 trained New Leaders who have been elected since opening our Wisconsin office in October 2010.”  

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