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Dylan Ray Helmenstine

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Dylan Ray Helmenstine

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What is Dylan Ray Helmenstine running for?

Dylan Ray Helmenstine is on the ballot for State Treasurer of Wisconsin in the August 11, 2026 Wisconsin partisan primary. 2 other candidates are on the ballot.

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Who is Dylan Ray Helmenstine?

Former auditor and financial analyst for Wisconsin Medicaid programs; Economics degree and Master's in Public Affairs; appointed by Gov. Evers to Teachers' Retirement Board; elected to school board and village board in rural Wisconsin

Where does Dylan Ray Helmenstine stand on the issues?

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Helmenstine states his campaign is focused on transparent, accountable government that works for the people of Wisconsin.

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As a candidate for State Treasurer, Helmenstine emphasizes fiscal oversight and, per a related release, property tax transparency.

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    Dylan For Wisconsin

    Join us for a Candidate Meet & Greet on July 14, 2026, in Green Bay. Stop by and say hello, ask questions, and hear directly from these candidates working to earn your vote on August 11th: - Dylan Helmenstine: Candidate for Wisconsin State Treasurer - Rick Crosson: Candidate for Congress - Alexia Unertl: Candidate for Assembly District 4 📍 2983 Lineville Rd, Green Bay, WI 🗓️July 14, 2026 ⏰ 5:30 - 8:30 We hope to see you there. Let’s talk about moving Wisconsin forward!

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