Wisconsin Democrats

ALT Flags with pink, white, and blue stripes are held up, set against the text "Transgender Awareness Week, November 13-19.

ALT Two individuals smiling inside a governmental chamber with a U.S. flag and large ornate columns. The text reads "Wisconsin’s two freshman Congress reps.

ALT A group of individuals stands on the steps in front of the United States Capitol. They are all wearing formal attire in various colors.

ALT A group of people dressed in formal attire stand on the steps of the United States Capitol building. The dome and columns of the Capitol are prominently visible in the background. The individuals are posing for a group photo, smiling and looking towards the camera. An American flag can be seen in the distance.

ALT Sure! Here's an appropriate alt text: "Announcement with a congratulatory message from WISDEMS for Senator Latonya Johnson and Representative Tip McGuire as co-chairs of the Joint Committee on Finance, featuring their photographs.

ALT Here's a possible alt text: "Graphic congratulating Democratic Assembly leaders with individual photos. Top row: Kalan Haywood, Lisa Subeck, Mike Bare, Clint Anderson. Bottom row: Karen Desanto, Anne Roe, Margaret Arney. Each person has their role listed below their name. Background features an American flag and official seals.

ALT Sure, here is an example of an alt text: "Collage of five individuals with titles, displaying a congratulatory message for Democratic Senate Leaders. Includes Wisconsin state symbols in the background.

ALT IMAGE American flag in the sunlight TEXT November 11 Veterans Day with honor and gratitude thank you for your service

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ALT IMAGE Headshot of Senate Majority Leader Dianne Hesselbein TEXT Congratulations Dianne Hesselbein, on being elected to Democratic Senate Majority Leader

ALT IMAGES Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford, Lee Leng Xiong, JoCasta Zamarripa "Wisconsin is making history: Major Wins You Need To Know About"

ALT Yee Leng Xiong won his race for Wisconsin state treasurer and is not only Wisconsin’s first elected Hmong statewide official, but the first in the nation. A first generation son of refugees, Yee Leng Xiong has grown and served communities in Wisconsin for years. Now, Yee is ready to be Wisconsin's steward of public funds and ensure every dollar works for you.

ALT JoCasta Zamarripa won her race for Secretary of State and is Wisconsin’s first Latina statewide official. From serving five terms in the Wisconsin State Assembly to becoming the first Latina and openly LGBTQ member of Milwaukee’s Common Council, JoCasta continues to break barriers and pave the way for future generations.

ALT Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford is Wisconsin’s first elected transgender state assembly representative. A food service worker and small business owner, Dina Nina made history as the first transgender woman elected to the Madison Common Council, and is continuing to break barriers.