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Rep. Amy Loudenbeck on her 2022 secretary of state campaign

By Frederica Freyberg

August 26, 2022

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State Rep. Amy Loudenbeck, R-Clinton, discusses her 2022 run for Wisconsin Secretary of State, why she is seeking statewide office and Republican proposals to add election oversight to its duties.

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