August 9, 2026 – West Bend, Wi – I am very pleased true-conservative, Bernie Newman, is running for Assembly District 58. Bernie will fight for us in the State Assembly. I have known and trusted Bernie for years.
Bernie loves the Constitution and personally cherishes all our precious rights and freedoms. He’s a family man, community leader, and avid outdoorsman. Bernie knows we all deserve maximum freedom for “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” as our wonderful Declaration of Independence, now 250 years old, so eloquently reminds us.
Bernie is an election integrity champion. Without honest, legal, legitimate, accurate, fair, and transparent elections, we will lose our U.S. Constitutional republic, for which millions of Americans have sacrificed greatly to earn for us.
Bernie supports common sense ballot security measures such as only U.S. citizens voting, purging our fraud-prone voter rolls (among the two dirtiest in the U.S. – Wisconsin and Michigan) that have more than 50% capacity for election fraud, requiring a valid/current photo ID for voting, and reigning in the fraud-ripe mail-in ballots that have been seriously abused since COVID-19.
Bernie also supports the rule of law, law enforcement, and making sure boys and men stay out of girls’ and women’s bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports.
Bernie will do all he can to reduce bloated state spending (swelled 15% under the current tax-and-spend policies of Evers and the legislature). Our goal should be to reduce the size, financial burden, and intrusion into our personal lives of state government. Bernie gets this and will do all he can to rightfully shrink state government. Bernie also opposes any more “data centers,” which gobble up water and electricity, jack up our power bills, and pose many other very serious risks.
Bernie selflessly serves our community. Vote Bernie Newman for State Assembly District 58 during early voting or on August 11.
Very respectfully,
Mary Todhunter
West Bend, WI
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