Bigger 1 33rd candidates have different fix-its for economy By MELISSA GRAHAM mgraham@jcpgroup.com A special election to fill Rich Zipperer's vacant State Senate seat will be held Nov. 6. While it is technically a primary, the winner will likely take the seat. Republicans 1: I Paul Farrow and Chris Kapenga run. Both are also running for re election to the Assembly. Currently, Kapenga Chris Kapenga serves in the 33rd Assem• bly District and Farrow in the 98th. Because of redistricting that went into effect this summer, Kapenga will run in the Assembly's 99th District. Both candidates have backgrounds in the business world, but may have different approaches to Oconomowoc, Wisconsin 53066 workforce or bigger budget reförms? 5 a business or relocate. The legally able to do so. 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Of course, they both want to reduce red tape and lower taxes, but Kapenga emphasizes reform on the business owners' end while Farrow emphasizes filling the skills gap. In some cases, the candidates' answers to the following questions were edited to meet the 50-word limit for each: What Is your highest priority and how would you address It? Farrow: There is no * I
