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Peng Her

Candidate for Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor in 2022 Wisconsin Primary Election.

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About Peng Her

Professional Experience
The Hmong Institute, Chief Executive Officer (2018 - Present)
University Wisconsin Madison Institute for Research on Poverty, Community Relations Coordinator (2018 - 2021)
Center for Resilient Cities, Associate Director (2014 - 2018)
Urban League of Greater Madison, VP of Promise Zone and Partnerships (2012 - 2014)
East Isthmus Neighborhood Planning Council, Executive Director (2009 - 2012)
Taste of Asia, Owner (2004 - 2009)
Degrees
MBA, DePaul University, Physics
Bachelor's, Central College, Physics

Abortion / Contraception

It was not unexpected, but it is devasting. The Supreme Court has taken away a Constitutional Right, led by extremist judges determined to substitute their views for the law and uncaring about the consequences. We must repeal Wisconsin's archaic law criminalizing abortion and we must elect Democrats up and down the ticket this fall. I'm a fighter and I am ready to help lead the way. Learn more

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Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor in Wisconsin Primary Election

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