I was thrilled to attend a meet and greet sponsored and organized by the Wisconsin Muslim Civic Alliance at the Masjid Al-Noor Mosque in Brookfield. It was an honor to be with so many people who are excited to engage in our democratic process.

What an honor to speak to the Elkhorn Rotary Club! I shared my experience and insights as chief judge of the Court of Appeals and why it is so critical to our democracy that we have independent courts.

Last weekend I attended the 8th Annual Racine Heritage Ball. The organization recognizes and honors those that make Racine a better place to live.

I was so humbled to attend a special swearing in on February 9th of Hon. Maxine A. White to the Court of Appeals, District 1. She is the first woman of color to serve on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals in our state’s entire history.

Traveling the district, I've had the honor of attending graduation ceremonies at Drug and Alcohol and Veterans Treatment Courts in Racine. Pictured with me is the Hon. Faye Flancher and Hon. Maureen Martinez - both of whom have been so instrumental in the success of this program.

Wishing the very happiest of birthdays to my mother-in-law, Sara Neubauer! She is a spunky 88 year old! She has been a role model and inspiration to everyone in our family. Her commitment to service and community continues to inspire me everyday.

I am so humbled by the outpouring of support I have received from working families. As I travel throughout the district, voters tell me that they want a court that is accountable to the people of our state; working men and women who are doing their best to support their families.

I was thrilled to attend both the Waukesha and Sheboygan League of Women Voters 100 Year Anniversary Celebrations of Women’s suffrage. We heard about the long and arduous struggles for the right to vote. We need to continue to fight for opportunity for all.

It was great to stop by the Winnebago County Courthouse while traveling the district. I am incredibly humbled and proud to be receiving the endorsements of all the Judges in Winnebago county.

While doing some campaign stops in Sheboygan, I ran into a voter who was especially excited to see me. I am absolutely thrilled to have his support. He even offered to distribute some of my literature! I am excited to see him again at the polls on April 7th.

I love being able to speak to local rotary groups! I am receiving such positive feedback as I travel to every county in the district and have the opportunity to hear from a variety of stakeholders in every community.

Remember you are still able to vote absentee for the upcoming election. Requesting an absentee ballot is quick, easy, and is the best way to avoid any risk of getting sick. I am wishing you and your families safety and good health. jsonline.com/story/news/pol…

Today my husband Jeff and I requested absentee ballots. judgeneubauer.com/request-an-abs…

We were out in Waterford last week putting up yard signs. Be on the lookout for a sign in your neighborhood!

A few weeks ago I stopped by a shoe shop in Kenosha. I rubbed the head of a mini-shoemaker for good luck! Though small businesses are closed for now, we need to support them in any way we can. In big ways and small ways, let small business owners know you care by lending a hand.

The election is right around the corner! One of my colleagues sent the attached message to all of her friends and family in District II as to why she is supporting my re-election to a third term, along with a helpful guide for absentee ballot requests. myemail.constantcontact.com/Retain-Judge-L…

Vote absentee!

THERE IS STILL TIME TO GET OUT AND VOTE. Today is the last day you can send in your absentee ballot to ensure it is counted on April 13th. I continue to be humbled and grateful for your support. Today, I ask for your vote.

To all of those who dedicated their time, effort, and vote to this race...THANK YOU! Traveling around the district over these past few months has been an incredible journey and I was so thrilled to meet so many of you who believe in our fight for justice and fairness.

It has been, and now will remain, the greatest privilege and pleasure of my professional life to serve as a judge on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. I will be forever grateful to the voters of the twelve counties in this district who elected me in 2008, 2014, and again this year!