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District #98 - (Vacant)

Wisconsin State Representative

Incumbent	Incumbent Web Page	Personal Web Page	Who funds the incumbent?
Was Scott Jenson (R)			Follow the Money (Just for the fun of it)

Challenger	Challenger Web Page	Notes	Contact
Sterling Lynk (D)	www.SterlingLynk.org		Waukesha, Wisconsin 262-970-7104 sterlinglynk@tds.net
Rich Zipperer (R)	www.RichZipperer.com	Zipperer was Sensenbrenner's chief of staff. Check here to get a flavor of his positions on the issues. He opposes public funding of elections (yet admits that current laws were written to protect incumbents). I guess he wants it both ways.	262-264-0655 or 262-695-8883

For a list of all candidates for state office go the State Elections Board and click on "All Candidates Registered."

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Who won the Fall 2006 Government Ethics Voter Guide Questionnaire distributed by League of Women Voters, Wisconsin Democracy Campaign and Common Cause? See all survey questions at the WDC web site. (I) = Incumbent

(Many of those who did not reply simply do not want to go on record as supporting reforms they know they will vote against, and do not want to be held to their word. Others will say Yes and not mean it, or will vote as dictated by their party. It is up to constituents to hold their representatives to their word.)

Assembly, District 98	Question 1	Question 2	Question 3	Question 4	Question 5	Question 6
Sterling Lynk (Democrat)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Rich Zipperer (Republican)	No Reply	No Reply	No Reply	No Reply	No Reply	No Reply

Lynk:

My primary objective has always been to return leadership with integrity to the 98^th Assembly District. Before we can get a real handle on property taxes, healthcare, economic development and the corrupt political culture in Madison, we must fully fund elections with public money. Then, and only then, will our leaders actually be accountable to us and not the special interests that keep them in office.

On the issues