Sapik for Senate

08/26/2026

"If I fail, it’s no big deal—if something don't work out. I’m not afraid of failure because to me, I never feel like a loser."

I think we match on both hair color and self esteem. Godspeed, Dolly.

08/22/2026

Some friendly fire doesn't change my path. I will continue to fight for Northern Wisconsin. What that looks like is yet to be determined, but if you know anything about me at all, you know I am not a quitter, I am not lazy, and I am a dedicated fighter for the north.

This is not the last you will see of me by a longshot.
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08/12/2026

Thank you all for your support! I am so overwhelmed with all the calls and messages from everyone. You know, when you put yourself out there in this manner you are susceptible to a loss eventually and that's what happened tonight. A lot of people have asked what's next and I can honestly say that I dont know, but whatever it is I hope it brings me great happiness and calm, at least for the time being.

We lost a lot of great republican candidates tonight, as will happen in every primary election.

I will still continue to be a champion for conservative values - what that looks like in the future is undetermined, but I am so proud of what I have accomplished for the state so far thanks to your support!

We press on!

With love,
Angie
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08/10/2026

Almost there, guys and gals! This election has been one wild ride! I have knocked doors everywhere from Butternut, Glidden, Hurley, Shell Lake, Spooner, Superior, Osceola, St Croix Falls, Ashland, Hayward, Iron River, Siren, Amery, and everywhere in between. I have stayed quiet about doors because from a strategy standpoint I didn't want my primary opponent to know what I was doing. If I didn't make it to your house, hopefully we will have more opportunity between now and the November election!

From voicemails, texts, signs, advertising, literature, magnets, buttons, shirts, can koozies and who knows what else, I have spent a ton doing my best to get my name out there!

Parades, fairs, and events have filled my calendar since October of 2025. I have had the opportunity to meet so many wonderful people in my travels. People with legitimate concerns about property taxes, their healthcare, data centers, school funding, emergency service access and the list goes on. So many solvable problems with the right representation!

I have been 100 percent honest and forthright in this campaign. It is still my number one priority, once elected, to keep you advised and informed on what's happening at the state level.

Now, it all comes down to this. I am honest, hardworking, transparent, and I truly care for people and want them to succeed and flourish in their lives. I want to protect our children and grandchildren. I want to protect our hunting and fishing from bad legislation. My priority in flipping my life upside down and leaving my career is to help protect you from bad representation (and make sure the musky season starts on the right date!)

I kindly ask for your vote tomorrow. This election lays the framework for November, and it's of utmost importance that we show enormous support behind my friend Tom Tiffany! A solid republican ballot from the top to the bottom of the ticket will do just that.

Happy voting everyone! One more day to the primary! I hope to see as many people as I can tomorrow!

Vote Sapik for Senate and bring common sense back into the capitol!
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08/10/2026

😬 Whoops! Apparently I "went against this years plan." For the record, I do not intent to change signs from red to blue.

Team Red Full Steam Ahead!
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08/09/2026

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08/09/2026

I realize the irony of the hat. It's retro. 😉
Make a plan to get out and vote on Tuesday!
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08/09/2026

Thanks for the shootout! Remember to vote Tuesday, August 11th!
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State Senate candidate makes wolf management a focal point of her campaign right before Tuesday’s primary

Wisconsin State Senate candidate Angie Sapik is putting wolf management front and center in the final days before Tuesday’s Republican primary, arguing that Wisconsin’s wolf population has grown beyond what she considers a healthy level. She says restoring a regulated wolf hunt could help protect livestock, pets, bear hounds and northern Wisconsin’s deer herd.

Sapik is also pointing to the cost of wolf depredations, arguing that taxpayers are paying for livestock and pet losses while rural communities deal with the consequences. She says reducing depredations could lower compensation payouts while generating revenue through hunting licenses.

Sapik faces fellow Republican Erik Severson in Tuesday’s primary for Wisconsin’s 25th Senate District. There is no public head-to-head polling, but the race is considered one to watch, with the winner facing Democrat Charly Ray in November.

Whatever your politics, Sapik is putting a major wildlife issue directly into the political conversation: what should Wisconsin’s long-term wolf management policy look like?

Aaron B. Futrell, Author|Owner, Delong Lures

08/08/2026

Today is Rob and Caroline Hursh's Shrimp Boil at Poplar Golf Course! Hundreds of people came to enjoy some taste of Louisiana in the Northwoods!

Love you guys, great job!
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08/08/2026

Tina Prior's Chemo Comfort Bag event is in full swing at Botten's Golf Course in Lake Nebagamon! Come show your support!
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