Members of the media are invited to attend the formal campaign announcement of Angelina Galicia, candidate for Wisconsin State Senate, District 3. Galicia will outline what she sees on the ground — in District 3 — and explain what it will take for this seat to start producing results for the people who live here.

This is not an announcement about a candidate’s biography. It is an announcement about a district where problems have been open for too long, and where residents still don’t know who represents them or what that representation is doing for them. Galicia is running to change that.

Angelina Galicia lives in District 3. She knocks doors here. She talks to people who don’t know who represents them, who carry problems that cycle without closing — violence near 19th and National, veterans sleeping under bridges, programs that feel like help but don’t actually help. She goes back.

She is not running against a person. She is running against a pattern: representation that doesn’t show up and doesn’t have to answer for what stays broken. District 3 deserves someone who can be held accountable for what changes — and what doesn’t.