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Wisconsin State Assembly — District 8Certified ballot

Ismael Luna

Democratic

Is Ismael Luna on the November 3 ballot?

Ismael Luna is on the November 3, 2026 ballot for Wisconsin State Assembly — District 8. One other candidate is on the ballot.

As printed · ballot order

  1. Angel SanchezRepublican
  2. Ismael Luna· this pageDemocratic
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Wisconsin Watch’s questionnaire

Wisconsin Watch, a nonprofit newsroom, asked candidates for this office the same questions.

Answered 4 questions. Read Ismael Luna’s answers on Wisconsin Watch

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Source: Wisconsin Watch 2026 Voter Guide, through Voter Guide Commons. That copy was last updated August 20, 2026; BadgerBrief checked it October 13, 2026. Whether a candidate answered is as the guide reports it.

Political ads about Ismael Luna

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    • ENDORSEMENT: I am honored to be supported by Ald. JoCasta Zamarripa (@votejocastawi). She previously represented this district in the State Assembly and cares deeply about our community. Thank you for believing in my leadership, Ald. Zamarripa. In her own words: “Ismael is running to represent the district I once had the honor of serving in the Wisconsin State Legislature. I know this district. I know its people, its culture, its history, and what it needs from its representative in Madison. And I know that Ismael Luna is the right person for this moment. As the first Latina to serve in the Wisconsin Legislature, I can tell you firsthand how important it is for this seat to be held by someone who genuinely reflects the values and lived experience of this community. District 8 is a supermajority Latino district with a rich immigrant heritage and a proud Hispanic culture. From Mitchell Street to Walker’s Point, our city’s beloved gayborhood, this district is one of Milwaukee’s most vibrant and diverse, and it deserves a representative who knows it and loves it the way we do. Ismael Luna grew up right here on the South Side. He is not running for a title or a career. He is running because he has lived the struggles of the people he wants to represent, and he believes this community deserves a voice in Madison that actually fights for it. To know that this seat could again be led by an out LGBTQ+ Latino who is deeply rooted in this community and ready to fight for it is something we cannot take for granted. This is a chance we cannot let pass us by! Please join me in supporting Ismael Luna for State Assembly District 8.” Let’s make it happen together! #VoteLuna #VoteMKE

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