Dairy Business Association Endorsed Seven Candidates
The trade group backed a slate of bipartisan candidates for legislative seats across Wisconsin.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Elections
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The Dairy Business Association officially announced its support for seven candidates running for state legislative seats. The organization based its endorsements on the candidates' track records of legislative excellence and their stated alignment with industry policy goals.
Why it matters
By backing these specific candidates, the organization aims to influence state policy and regulatory outcomes in Madison. The group intends to support lawmakers who will actively advocate for the interests of the dairy industry.
The Dairy Business Association selected seven legislative candidates for its endorsement cycle. These selections were determined by individual records of legislative excellence and consistent alignment with the organization's policy priorities.
The players
Dairy Business Association
This is a Wisconsin-based advocacy group that represents dairy farmers and associated businesses to influence state agricultural policy.
Ron Tusler
He is a candidate for the 3rd Assembly District who received an endorsement from the Dairy Business Association.
Paul Tittl
He is a candidate for the 25th Assembly District supported by the organization for his alignment with their legislative priorities.
The details
The endorsements include Nic Cravillion for 1st District Senate, Amy Binsdorf for 9th District Senate, and Ron Tusler for 3rd Assembly District. Other candidates backed by the group are Paul Tittl for 25th Assembly District, Joe Sheehan for 26th Assembly District, Lindee Brill for 27th Assembly District, and Bradley Petersen for 59th Assembly District.
Timeline
September 24, 2026: The Dairy Business Association announced the endorsements.
Political Context
Opposing groups and agricultural critics often argue that industry-led endorsements prioritize corporate interests over broader environmental or small-farm concerns in Wisconsin. This pushback highlights the tension between established agricultural lobbying efforts and calls for alternative regulatory oversight.
These endorsements signal which candidates are likely to push for specific agricultural regulations that could affect tax policy or land use rules in your district. Voters should consider how these platforms align with their own views on state industry regulation and economic development.
The takeaway
Industry endorsements serve as a key indicator of which legislative candidates have secured support from major state economic interests. Readers should review the full platforms of these candidates to understand how their legislative priorities might impact local agricultural policy.
Further reading
For more information on the upcoming election cycle, visit the Wisconsin Elections section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sheboygan's Country B93.
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