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<p>Classrooms need to be safe places that support academic success. This requires aligning administration and staff, empowering educators, and demanding payment of promised government funds for Northwoods schools to ensure students in rural communities receive the same or better opportunities as available elsewhere.</p>

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<p>Championing policies that provide respectable compensation to working families, profits for small businesses, and sustainable job growth across the district.</p>

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<p>Ginger believes the best leadership starts with listening. Across the Northwoods, she meets with neighbors, small business owners, families, tribal leaders, farmers, and local officials to hear directly about the challenges they face and the solutions they want to see. From kitchen tables to community halls, Ginger shows up, asks real questions, and takes those conversations back to Washington as policy rooted in lived experience not politics. She leads with the belief that we are stronger when we move forward together.</p>

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<p>Hosting a yard sign is one of the simplest, strongest ways to show your support for Ginger’s campaign. Signs spark conversations, build visibility across the district, and signal that our communities are ready for leadership rooted in respect, results, and the Northwoods values we share. If you believe in moving forward <em>together,</em> putting a sign in your yard is a powerful way to help fuel that momentum.</p><p>#BetterTogether</p>

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<h4>Meet the candidates in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District Democratic primary</h4><p><strong>A former legislator, an attorney, and a computer programmer are promising something increasingly appealing to voters: a return to normal.</strong></p><p>There’s something happening here. People living in a reliably Republican congressional district in northern Wisconsin are seeing things they don’t recognize from traditional conservatives — and they’re not happy about it, according to three candidates running in the <a href="https://legis.wisconsin.gov/ltsb/gisdocs/CongressionalMaps/Cong_07_Poster_Map.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">7th Congressional District</a>.</p><p>“People are fatigued, is one word,” said candidate <a href="https://www.gingerforus.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Ginger Murray</a>. “Disgusted. It’s gone too far. It’s just gone too far.”</p>

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<h2>Better Together.....</h2><span class="image image-framed image-left image-tilt-left" style="width: 40%;"><span class="image-inner-wrapper"><img src="https://run.imgix.net/e6be1300-96c5-460c-a74d-513db42c5cd5/f0778b19-534f-44ef-8871-7f9ecf91f72d/f0778b19-534f-44ef-8871-7f9ecf91f72d.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1538%2C2048&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"></span><span class="caption" style="display: none;"></span></span><h4>Ginger Murray has lifelong connections to Wisconsin's Northwoods which shaped her values — family, work ethic, community connection, and common sense solutions. From her career forming involvement in the Wabeno Mock Trial, growing up playing and working in the woods, and launching her small business in Crandon, she truly understands the daily struggles and realities families and small towns navigate. Those early experiences led her to a career grounded in giving back to the community.</h4><p>Ginger was born in Eau Claire, WI on her mother's 20th birthday. Both her parents (graduates from D.C. Everest High School in Schofield) put themselves through college. Her father landed a good paying job at the papermill in Rhinelander while her mother worked at the Post Office. They lived in the little blue house across the street from the park: a house the family continues to own. Her dad then took a leap of faith, leaving his job to volunteer at the Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center. The family moved to Trump Lake, where their housing was obtained through her mom's work for the landlord's law office. Her father's gutsy move paid off and he was hired (the start of his lifelong career dedicated to serving troubled youth), which caused the family to move to the trailer court at his workplace in Blackwell, WI. Her dad joined the Wabeno Lion's Club. His work/community service made a lasting impression on Ginger, as did her mother's commitment to being available for her and her brother, even during the years she returned to complete her college degree.</p><p>Ginger thrived in the small classrooms in the schools in Wabeno. She served as class president, student council representative, and most notably as a lawyer on the Wabeno Mock Trial team (which sparked her drive at age 16 to become an attorney). Judge Kinney, who judged her performance and encouraged her to go to law school, would later be one of three judges that offered her work as Family Court Commissioner in both Forest and Oneida Counties. Ginger took note of how that one act of encouragement of Judge Kinney would have such a profound impact on her life, and she vowed to have that type of impact on others during her career. This experience also helped form her belief in "Better Together".</p><p>Ginger went on to obtain a B.A. in Behavioral Science &amp; Law, with a Certificate in Criminal Law at U.W. Madison. Her studies in Behavioral Science &amp; Law and work needed to earn a Certificate in Criminal Law at UW–Madison included hands-on work with the WI public defender (adult and juvenile), courts, and group/foster homes for children. With the support of UW faculty, court officials, and many others, Ginger went on to write a thesis on the likelihood of children who were placed out of the home, because parents did not/could not care for them, ultimately engaging in the behavior of their roommates who were in the juvenile court system due to breaking the law. This drew the attention of local juvenile prosecutors, juvenile judges and the juvenile detention centers/placements for juveniles. These moments shaped the leader she is today — grounded, pragmatic, curious, and committed to doing the work, research, and seeking the help of those with the power to help solve problems. That is what she will bring to northern Wisconsin families if elected to represent US in D.C..</p><p>She then left WI to attend law school in Mississippi, where she was able to work with incredibly dedicated and talented attorneys (private and government) on capital murder cases, served as President of the Environmental Law Club, earned a scholarship which included attendance at a national Environmental Law conference in D.C., and earned a call back for a John Grisham Movie "A Time to Kill".</p><p>Upon her return from law school, her prior Wabeno teachers asked her to run for D.A. It is noteworthy that this is another example of the impact of meaningful and authentic connections having lifelong implications. At the time she was approached, she did not yet have her WI bar exam results, so the timing issue caused the campaign to be as a write-in candidate (Ginger Jazdzewski: not an easy name to write in). Although her grassroots campaign largely led by her prior teachers and several local friends (bowling, softball and volleyball teammate) resulted in sufficient votes being cast to get her name on the ballot for the fall election, due to technical issues, not all the votes were counted. (Newpaper article on this is posted on FB.) While she did not win the election, she won the trust of her soon-to-be clients, and never had to advertise her law services in Forest County.</p><p>Forest County Judge Robert Kennedy, Sr. began assigning her to the majority of the guardian ad litem work in the county which allowed her to have the rewarding role of serving the "best interest of the child" in cases. Judge Kennedy was the first judge to appoint her as the Circuit and Family Court Commissioner in 1999. Through her work as Commissioner she learned how to obtain federal funding for the counties she served. She also served as a contracted public defender and appointed special prosecutor in both Forest and Florence Counties. She was appointed and then re-elected as the City Attorney for Crandon, where she was integral in developing a TIF district, helped local law enforcement create new ordinances (creating more revenue for the city), and worked with the mayor and city council to improve main street businesses. She was able to secure the assistance of Senator Roger Breske/staff to obtain FEMA funds to help with the damage to the library construction caused by flooding. She served in all those capacities, as well Town Attorney for Laona, while also running her own law practice in which she represented clients including former Potawatomi appointed officials, federal government employees, property developers, and was even approached by but declined to pursue employment with those who attempted to develop a mine in the area. When she needed a little extra spending money for the holiday (while paying back those soul crushing student loans), and wanted a break from the legal work, she would gather Christmas tree boughs up at her family's cabin in Vilas County.</p><p>As a small business owner and longtime legal professional, she used her skills to lead local (Oneida-Forest-Vilas County Bar) and state legal associations, and to provide support for worthy causes: supporting survivors through Judicare and Domestic Abuse Intervention Services, veterans and first responders through Wounded Warriors and Back to Basics Training, strengthening Wisconsin’s family court systems, coaching local students, and giving back to her hometown through the Crandon Lions Club.</p><p>While Ginger entered the world of politics early in her career, due to the nastiness she endured in her last campaign, she and her husband decided that politics would not be an option until after their kids were on their own. Their daughters are now out of the house, with Genna having obtained a degree in Environmental Sciences from UW Madison, and Jaeli obtaining a scholarship to study International Business at the Darla Moore Business School at the University of South Carolina-Columbia. The time is ripe for this return to politics, and "for better or worse" Ginger's experience presiding over and advocating within divorces has taught her how to deal with all sorts of nastiness.</p><p>Ginger is running for Congress because she’s tired of the division and performative politics that leave families and small businesses, "US", behind. She believes in collaboration over chaos, clarity over noise, and well reasoned solutions that provide real results for the lives they impact over grandstanding on political positions. Ginger reached out to the known fellow democrat candidates, as a professional courtesy, to inform them of her upcoming campaign and to assure them that she would not be engaging in any negative campaign tactics: a promise which was reciprocated. Her “Better Together” approach reflects a lifetime of listening, learning, and leading with purpose — and a commitment to bring logical, results-focused leadership to Wisconsin’s 7th District.</p><p>Please "follow" us as Ginger will continue to update this website with issues/positions, and we will provide event and campaign updates.</p>

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<p>A proud Northwoods native, small business owner, and lifelong advocate for her community, Ginger is running for United States Congress: in Wisconsin's 7th district. She's committed to common sense solutions, leadership by example, real results for families, and dropping divisive tactics to return to bringing people together because we're truly... <span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);"><strong style="color: var(--color-text-accent-primary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-primary);">Better Together.</strong></span></p>

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<p>Americans should not be burdended with the cost of President Trump's war against Iran. The costs in lives, taxpayer dollars, and America’s standing in the world far outweigh any possible benefit. While the extent remains unknown, these losses were predictable.</p><p>My heart is with their families and loved ones of the service members who made the ultimate sacrifice.</p><p>This war is already costing taxpayers billions while working families here at home face rising prices at the pump and growing economic strain. This administration said food assistance and health care subsidies cost too much, but it started a war that is costing taxpayers a billion dollars every single day. It is time to stand up and demand a stop to this war before we suffer more damage that cannot be undone.</p><p>-Full Press Release available at GingerforUS.com</p>

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<h4>Pickerel St. Patty's Day Parade Judge</h4>

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<h4>Grand Opening - Democratic Party of Sawyer County &amp; Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation</h4>

<p>Ginger is joining the Democratic Party of Sawyer County &amp; Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation for their grand opening! Please join her and the Democratic Party of Sawyer County &amp; Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation in the celebration.</p>

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<h4>No Kings Day Protest - Wausau</h4>

<p>Ginger is joining the No Kings protest in Wausau, WI. See you there! </p>

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<h4>Virtual Town Hall</h4>

<p>Fresh off a strong debate performance, Ginger seeks feedback from new and solid supporters and remains ready to respond to your questions. Hear campaign updates, ask anything, and find out how you can get involved. </p><p>Bring your questions and curiosity! </p><p>Sign up to attend here: <a href="https://yourfamilylawcenter.zoom.us/meeting/register/3LOIlplsSFa29eTTnAlgWw">https://yourfamilylawcenter.zoom.us/meeting/register/3LOIlplsSFa29eTTnAlgWw</a></p>

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<h4>Pride Stride</h4>

<p>The 6th annual Pride Stride is happening in Medford! Ginger is excited to walk alongside you at this event. </p>

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<h4>Honor the Earth Homecoming Celebration and Powwow (Day 2)</h4>

<p>Ginger will be joining the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Ojibwe at their Honor the Earth Homecoming Celebration and Powwow. Please go to their Facebook page to see the schedule of events: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lcotribe">https://www.facebook.com/lcotribe</a></p><p></p><p>NOTE: The smoke is strong and the heat is high so please keep your safety in mind!</p>

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<p>CRANDON, Wis. (WSAW) - Ginger Murray, a small business owner with lifelong Northwoods connections, kicked off her common-sense bid for the 7th Congressional District.....Friends and family from across northern Wisconsin joined Murray on Wednesday in Crandon to celebrate her birthday and learn about her candidacy.</p><p>Murray highlighted her “Better Together” pledge, an effort to bring what her campaign calls common-sense leadership to Washington, D.C.</p>

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<p>Join Ginger and the Florence County Democrats in the Semiquincentennial Parade!</p>

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<h4>WisDems 2026 State Convention - Day 1</h4>

<p>The WisDems Convention is a yearly event where likeminded people come together, ranging from interested voters to federal officials. This event is a great chance to learn more about the caucuses, meet your representatives, and more. </p><p>On Saturday, Ginger will be attending sessions, meeting interested voters, and being a delegate for Juneau County. If you'd like to attend, please purchase a ticket <a href="https://secure.actblue.com/donate/convention-tickets-26?_gl=1*1oz0qqa*_ga*MTQ2MTA5MzQ1MS4xNzgwOTQ4NTIz*_ga_QFLV0H7FV6*czE3ODEwMjAwMzQkbzMkZzEkdDE3ODEwMjAzMjMkajYwJGwwJGg1OTQyNTc4OTQ." target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>!</p>

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<h4>Pete Buttigieg Town Hall</h4>

<p>Ginger is attending the Town Hall to hear from Pete Buttigieg.</p><p></p><p>**Note: This event was added to the calendar after the event had passed. The time listed is an estimated time.</p>

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<h4>Langlade County Fair</h4>

<p>Ginger stopped by to enjoy the Langlade County Fair!</p>

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<p>New Lisbon, WI — Ginger Murray, attorney and Democratic candidate for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, is calling on Congress to end the use of taxpayer dollars to quietly pay for political misconduct and reward political allies.</p><p>Since 1995, more than $17 million in taxpayer money has reportedly been used to settle congressional sexual harassment and misconduct claims.</p><p>“Taxpayers should never pay for politicians’ misconduct,” said Murray. “It is time to clean up the cover ups. They don’t protect victims, they protect predators.”</p><p>Murray also criticized the newly announced DOJ “commission” tied to $1.8 billion in taxpayer funds for President Trump’s political allies and convicted felons.</p><p>“Using $1.8 billion of our tax money to reward anyone that assaulted a police officer, incited or engaged in the insurrection, or committed a crime is not a settlement, it’s a shakedown,” Murray said.</p><p>Murray said both issues reflect the same problem: powerful people using public money to avoid accountability while working families struggle.</p><p>“Congress can’t seem to find funds needed to keep the lights on at our rural hospitals or pay promised funds to our public schools, but it can quietly cut checks to cover up misconduct by its own members?” Murray said. “Wisconsin families work too hard and pay too much in taxes for this political corruption and cover ups.”</p><p>As a member of Congress, Murray says she will support legislation requiring full disclosure of misconduct settlements, personal financial liability for intentional misconduct, and stronger oversight of claims paid with taxpayer funds.</p>

<p>New Lisbon, WI — Ginger Murray, atty. and Dem. candidate for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, is calling on Congress to end the use of taxpayer dollars to quietly pay for political misconduct and reward political allies.<br></p><p>Since 1995, more than $17 million in taxpayer money has reportedly been used to settle congressional sexual harassment and misconduct claims.</p><p><span style="color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary); text-decoration-color: var(--color-text-accent-secondary);"><strong>“Taxpayers should never pay for politicians’ misconduct,” said Murray. “It is time to clean up the cover ups. They don’t protect victims, they protect predators.”</strong></span></p><p>Murray also criticized the newly announced DOJ “commission” tied to $1.8 billion in taxpayer funds for President Trump’s political allies and convicted felons.</p><p><strong>“Using $1.8 billion of our tax money to reward anyone that assaulted a police officer, incited or engaged in the insurrection, or committed a crime is not a settlement, it’s a shakedown,” </strong>Murray said.</p><p>Murray said both issues reflect the same problem: powerful people using public money to avoid accountability while working families struggle.</p><p>“Congress can’t seem to find funds needed to keep the lights on at our rural hospitals or pay promised funds to our public schools, but it can quietly cut checks to cover up misconduct by its own members?” Murray said. “Wisconsin families work too hard and pay too much in taxes for this political corruption and cover ups.”</p><p>As a member of Congress, Murray says she will support legislation requiring full disclosure of misconduct settlements, personal financial liability for intentional misconduct, and stronger oversight of claims paid with taxpayer funds.</p>

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<h4>Marathon County Farmers Union CD7 Forum</h4>

<p><a href="https://www.wisconsinfarmersunion.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"><u>Wisconsin Farmers Union</u></a>, founded in 1930, is the second largest general agricultural organization in the state. WFU supports small and medium size family farmers and rural communities. The membership represents a wide array of farm types: conventional, organic, dairy, grain, livestock, and specialty crop producers. WFU has chapters organized across the state, and chapters operate events with their local grassroots leadership.&nbsp;</p>

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<h4>Personal Event</h4>

<p>Ginger has a personal event happening in Crandon. If you're in the area, you might see her around! </p>

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<h4>Jackson County Fair</h4>

<p>Ginger will be stopping by to enjoy the Jackson County Fair!</p>

Jackson County Fair

<h4>Chequamegon Democrats Meeting</h4>

<p>Ginger will be joining the Chequamegon Democrats at their meeting to discuss her views and get to chat with folks in the area.</p>

Chequamegon Democrats Meeting