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Sarah Keyeski: “When I grew up, it was about 850 or so. Is the population…”

Featuring: Sarah Keyeski, Democratic | Wisconsin State Senate, District 14

Fighting For Right To Repair with Sen. Sarah Keyeski (Hour 2)

Published April 23, 2026 | Video Starts at 25:17

Is that where you grew up at? No, I grew up in a small town called Cashton, Wisconsin. Yeah. Know exactly where Cashin is. Oh, really? Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, When I grew up, it was about 850 or so. Is the population now? I think it might be a thousand. So a really small town in Monroe county. And so. But I've lived in LODI now since 2017. Wow. Yeah. (25:17–25:24)

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Asserts that the population of Cashton, Wisconsin, was about 850 and might now be around 1,000.

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“I started a nonprofit when Covid hit our small community.”
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“We're helping those farmers help them with their costs, which we know we need to do more to make sure that costs aren't just so going out…”
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“People should have access to the things they need or be able to have it with an independent repair person.”
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