Baum Ends 400-Mile Ride at Lake Superior, Calls for Federal Data Center Water Standards
Baum Ends 400-Mile Ride at Lake Superior, Calls for Federal Data Center Water Standards Superior, WI — When congressional candidate Niina Baum finished her 400-mile bike tour of Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District last month, she ended at the S.S. Meteor in Superior, on the shore of Lake Superior. She says the location was deliberate. “You […]
Baum Earns Forward Party Endorsement
Baum Earns Forward Party Endorsement Rhinelander, WI — The Forward Party announced today that it has endorsed Niina Baum, Republican candidate for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District. The Forward Party endorses candidates across the political spectrum based on their commitment to public service and responsive governance. It was co-founded by Christine Todd Whitman, the former Republican […]
Baum Completes 400-Mile District Bike Tour Through Northern Wisconsin
Baum Completes 400-Mile District Bike Tour Through Northern Wisconsin Superior, WI — Congressional candidate Niina Baum has completed her 400 Miles for WI-07 bike tour, arriving in Superior on Friday, July 17th after riding through nine counties and more than twenty communities across northern Wisconsin over nine days. Baum departed Rhinelander on July 8th and […]
Baum to Complete 400-Mile District Bike Tour, Arrives in Superior Friday
Baum to Complete 400-Mile District Bike Tour, Arrives in Superior Friday Superior, WI — Congressional candidate Niina Baum will complete her 400 Miles for WI-07 bike tour Friday July 17th, arriving in Superior at approximately 4:00 PM at Wisconsin State Historical Marker 205 — the S.S. Meteor, Last of the Whalebacks. Baum departed Rhinelander on July […]
Niina Baum Launches “Biking Through the District Tour” to Connect with Communities Across Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District
Niina Baum Launches “Biking Through the District Tour” to Connect with Communities Across Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District Rhinelander, WI — Congressional candidate Niina Baum will embark on her “400 Miles Through Wisconsin: Biking for the People” tour beginning July 8, traveling by bicycle from Rhinelander to Superior as part of a multi-community listening tour across […]
Congressional Candidate, Baum, to spend Day Working on Gilman Dairy Farm to Celebrate June Dairy Month
Congressional Candidate, Baum, to spend Day Working on Gilman Dairy Farm
Baum is First to Gain Ballot Access in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District
Congressional candidate Niina Baum became the first candidate in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District to secure ballot access for the August 11th Republican primary, submitting 1,232 nomination signatures to the Wisconsin Elections Commission on Monday, May 18th. Of those submitted, 1,198 were approved, well exceeding the 1,000 signatures required.
This milestone was achieved with a budget of under $10,000. It is a stark contrast to the spending patterns emerging in this race.
Niina Baum Has Spent More of Her Life in the 7th District Than Any Other Candidate
Niina Baum Has Spent More of Her Life in the 7th District Than Any Other Candidate
29 of 31 years — and counting
RHINELANDER, WI — As voters in Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District evaluate candidates for Congress, Niina Baum brings something that can’t be manufactured on the campaign trail: a lifetime of actually living here.
Baum Becomes First Republican Candidate in WI’s 7th Congressional District to Publicly Pledge to Refuse Corporate PAC Money
Rhinelander, WI — Niina Baum, a Republican candidate for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, announced today that her campaign has officially launched grassroots fundraising — alongside a public pledge to refuse contributions from corporate PACs funded by corporate treasury money.
New GOP Candidate Says Extremism Is Leaving Wisconsin’s 7th Without a Moderate Choice
New GOP Candidate Says Extremism Is Leaving Wisconsin’s 7th Without a Moderate Choice
Rhinelander, WI — Niina Baum has officially announced her candidacy for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District, entering a crowded Republican primary with a message aimed at voters who feel increasingly disconnected from political extremes and unrepresented by the current field.