Where to vote:
 
 
Sandy is…
  1. Strong on the issues
  2. Strongly rooted in the community
  3. Strong on skills demanded by the job
 
 
District 28A Includes:
Cities of Cannon Falls, Goodhue, Red Wing, Lake City, Wabasha AND Townships of Cannon Falls, Vasa, Belle Creek, Featherstone, Goodhue, Hay Creek, Belvidere, Florence and Wacouta in Goodhue County, AND townships of
Mount Pleasant, Lake and Pepin in Wabasha County.
 
 
Contact Information:
 
Sandy Wollschlager
P.O. Box 143
Cannon Falls, MN 55009
Phone: 507-263-0786
 
 
 
Campaign Co-Chairs Tell Why They Support Sandy
 
Cecelia Dodge, a lifelong Democrat, is proud to volunteer her time to help get Sandy elected.  Born to progressive, activist parents, she has politics in her blood.  Cecelia has been a special education teacher in MN schools and supervisor of special education policy at the MN Department of Education, where she worked on special education funding and laws and policies to reform education programs for children and youth who are placed for care, treatment and corrections.  Her work in this area has been recognized by the MN Association for Children’s Mental Health (MACMH) and Lt. Gov. Mae Schunk.  Cecelia is currently the Director of Special Services for Hastings Public Schools.
 
Michael Martini has been an active volunteer in politics in Goodhue County for more than 20 years, fighting for causes that are important to our communities, such as the environment and human rights.  Mike has also been an active volunteer in his children’s schools and in his church where he has taught youth non-violent techniques to fight for human rights and social justice.  Mike has been teaching English and Principles of Daily Living for the past 10 years to youth who are incarcerated at the MN Correctional Facility, Red Wing (the “training school”).  Previously he worked with adults with disabilities in residential, community and vocational settings.
 
 
 
 
 
“Sandy admits that she’s not an expert
in everything that we care about:
 juvenile justice policy, for example. 
But she listens and learns. 
What we appreciate most is that we
know where she stands on important issues. 
We know we will not always agree
with her on everything – that’s
not a realistic expectation of anyone. 
But, we trust her to make good decisions
and have real solutions to the
problems that are important to us.”
 
 
Michael and Cecelia, the husband and wife campaign chairs for the Wollschlager Campaign, are the parents of five children and live
in Cannon Falls.