Maria Elena Bisabarros

for Wisconsin State Assembly, District 33.

Forward Together.

Maria Elena Bisabarros at the Wisconsin State Capitol

Who I am

  • Born in San Sebastián, Spain, and grew up under the Franco dictatorship.
  • Moved to New York City in 1986; became a U.S. citizen in 1997.
  • Speaks fluent Spanish, French, and English.
  • Master's in Philosophy at New York University.
  • Ph.D. in Spanish Literature at SUNY at Stony Brook.
  • Taught for 35 years in several universities, as well as at Elkhorn Area High School and homeschool groups.
  • Since 2011, owns with her husband a meat processing company in East Troy, creating added-value products for local farmers.
  • Married, two children homeschooled to high school.

What I'll fight for

Education

Funding and holding the state to be fiscally responsible, while supporting the arts and trades.

Healthcare

Funding to lower medical insurance premiums, reducing fraud and waste, and looking for creative options to expand healthcare coverage.

Farmers

Reducing excessive regulations, creating new ways to generate income on their farms, and expanding the agricultural research grants.

Small business

Less regulations for family businesses and group healthcare plans to retain employees. Medium and large companies should invest in local economies for scholarships and infrastructure.

Get involved

Volunteer, host a meet and greet, request a yard sign, or endorse the campaign. Tell us how you'd like to help and we'll be in touch.

Prefer email? Write us at campaign@bisabarrosforassembly33.com.

What would you like to help with?

Maria Elena Bisabarros next to the Forward statue at the Wisconsin State Capitol
At the Forward statue, Wisconsin State Capitol. The 1893 monument that gives this campaign its name.

As demand for power increases, we must build green energy, strong infrastructure for homes, schools, farms, and businesses, to lower the cost of living.

Maria Elena Bisabarros

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August 11

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