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Rob Stafsholt: “I've also worked in a bipartisan way on several issues.”

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Western Wisconsin Journal: Wisconsin Senate Candidate Rob Stafsholt (R)

Published September 10, 2024 | Video Starts at 22:51

So I'm not scared to vote against my party and have done so in the past and will continue to do so if I think that's the right decision for the 10th Senate District. I've also worked in a bipartisan way on several issues. One of the things along the lines of education that I appreciate is financial literacy. (22:51–22:55)

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