“This week was a fantastic opportunity to hear directly from the people we aim to represent, understand their concerns, and work together towards solutions that benefit everyone,” said Dr. Lyerly.

Green Bay, WI - Dr. Kristin Lyerly, the dynamic candidate for Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District, celebrated a momentous long holiday week by engaging directly with the community through a series of highly successful in-person events. The week’s activities drew significant crowds, highlighting the campaign’s commitment to grassroots engagement and community connection.

Over the course of the week, Dr. Lyerly and the campaign team participated in multiple events across the district, including town hall meetings, community picnics, 4th of July parades, and volunteer gatherings, providing opportunities for Dr. Lyerly to listen to constituents, hear their vision for the future, and discuss key issues facing the community.

“We believe that the best way to serve our community is by being present and accessible,” said Dr. Lyerly. “This week was a fantastic opportunity to hear directly from the people we aim to represent, understand their concerns, and work together towards solutions that benefit everyone.”

Highlights of the week included:

- **Town Hall Meeting in Appleton**: Dr. Lyerly addressed a thoughtful audience, discussing pressing issues such as healthcare, education, and local economic development. The interactive Q&A session allowed residents to voice their concerns and ask questions directly.

- **Community Picnic in Oconto**: Families and individuals gathered for an afternoon of music, food, and conversation. Dr. Lyerly, appearing alongside fellow “Women Win Wisconsin” candidates Jane Benson (AD4) and Kelly Peterson (SD2) mingled with attendees, sharing their unified vision for a more prosperous and inclusive community.

- **Reproductive Rights Rally in Sister Bay**: Organized by Northern Door Activism in collaboration with numerous community-oriented organizations, Dr. Lyerly was joined by her fellow “Women Win Wisconsin” colleague Renee Paplham (AD1) for a lively rally and march to commemorate the second anniversary of the Dobbs decision.

- **4th of July Parades in Waupaca, Gillett & Wausaukee**: Appreciating the charm and sense of community within our small towns, Dr. Lyerly walked with friends, family, and local “Women Win Wisconsin” candidates Ruth Caves (AD57), Shirley Hinze (AD6), Ben Murray (AD36), and Andi Rich (SD12), greeting folks and reuniting with more than a few of the babies she personally delivered.

- **ABATE meeting in Oconto Falls**: Dr. Lyerly, an avid cyclist and ally, met with motorcycle enthusiasts at the Windmill Bar to discuss their advocacy efforts including safety, education, and “freedom of the road”.

The week’s events underscored the campaign’s dedication to building strong, personal connections with community members. The positive feedback and enthusiastic support received during these events are a testament to the growing momentum behind Dr. Lyerly’s congressional bid.

As the campaign continues to build on this week’s success, Dr. Lyerly remains committed to advocating for the needs of all constituents and working tirelessly to ensure a brighter future for the entire district.

About Dr. Kristin Lyerly:

Dr. Kristin Lyerly is a sixth-generation Wisconsinite, OB/GYN physician, mother of four, and champion for women and families running to be the first woman elected to Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District. Kristin has practiced as an OB/GYN in Green Bay, Oconto, Marinette and Sheboygan, and regularly travels hundreds of miles to provide a wide range of health care services to rural and underrepresented communities in Minnesota and Arizona. She was the named plaintiff in the case that brought abortion care back to Wisconsin following the restoration of an antiquated 1849 Wisconsin abortion law post- Dobbs. Dr. Lyerly works with medical students at the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay and is an active and award-winning member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), known for her effective leadership and outstanding contributions. Kristin is running for Congress to bring a pro-patient, pro-choice champion of women’s healthcare to DC and to advocate for Wisconsin’s working families.