Progress Over Politics

I know what it is like to outwork a broken system. I was raised by a teenage single mother, experienced homelessness as a kid, and watched my family find stability because people in our community believed government and neighbors could be a force for good.

That is why I fight the way I do. In my first term, I helped pass two bipartisan bills into law, hosted more than 30 town halls and community office hours, and delivered results on housing, public safety, veterans services, immigration, and working families.

Green Bay does not need more politics. We need results people can feel. That is what I have delivered, and that is what I will keep fighting for.

RE-ELECT AMAAD RIVERA-WAGNER

Delivering Results for Green Bay

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Record of Results: Bills & Press

  • AB454 — Workforce Housing Law

    Signed into law. Provides low-interest financial support to help working families bridge the gap to buying a home. Expanding access to homeownership in Green Bay.

  • AB759 — DACA Professional Licensing Law

    Signed into law (April 2026). Allows DACA recipients and individuals with federal work authorization to obtain professional licenses in health care, education, and more in Wisconsin.

  • 30+ Town Halls & Community Office Hours

    Hosted over 30 town halls and office hours across Green Bay. Advocated for veterans experiencing homelessness, secured state support for NFL Draft public safety costs, and fought federal cuts to the Green Bay Conservation Corps.

  • Press: Reelection Announcement — WIXX / WisPolitics (April 2026)

    Rivera-Wagner announces reelection bid highlighting a first term of results: two bills signed into law, 30+ town halls, housing advocacy, and support for veterans and Green Bay families.

  • Press: Housing Bills Pass Key Hurdles — WisPolitics (Feb. 2026)

    Two bipartisan housing bills authored by Rep. Rivera-Wagner cleared important legislative hurdles in the Wisconsin Assembly. Both bills focused on expanding homeownership and professional licensing.

  • Minimum Wage & Cannabis Legislation (2026)

    Introduced legislation to raise Wisconsin’s minimum wage for the first time in 17 years. Also backed LRB-4219 to legalize cannabis in Wisconsin, calling it a matter of economic justice.