State Senate Candidate Emily Tseffos

This week Mark is joined by State Senate candidate Emily Tseffos! They talk about running in a district that is primed to be flipped, but still an uphill battle. Emily shares her priorities for what she would do if elected, and they talk about how

An episode of the Rational Revolution podcast, hosted by Mark Becker, titled "State Senate Candidate Emily Tseffos" was published on November 22, 2025 and runs 44 minutes.

November 22, 2025 ·44m · Rational Revolution

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This week Mark is joined by State Senate candidate Emily Tseffos! They talk about running in a district that is primed to be flipped, but still an uphill battle. Emily shares her priorities for what she would do if elected, and they talk about how Wisconsin needs a legislature that actually represents the will of the people. Mark then shares his thoughts on having an "attitude of gratitude" this Thanksgiving, as his mother always would say. Guest: Emily Tseffos

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This week Mark is joined by State Senate candidate Emily Tseffos!

They talk about running in a district that is primed to be flipped, but still an uphill battle. Emily shares her priorities for what she would do if elected, and they talk about how Wisconsin needs a legislature that actually represents the will of the people.

Mark then shares his thoughts on having an "attitude of gratitude" this Thanksgiving, as his mother always would say.

Guest: Emily Tseffos

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