12 Facts About Alex Joers

Alex Joers was born in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1992; as a child, he moved to the neighboring city of Middleton, Wisconsin, with his parents.

Alex Joers' clients include the Society for Research on Adolescence and the American Physical Therapy Association.

Alex Joers then worked in fundraising for the Wisconsin State Senate Democratic Committee, and joined state senator Julie Lassa's 2016 re-election campaign.

In 2020, Alex Joers ran for his first public office, under the auspices of the national Run for Something campaign which seeks to get more young candidates to run for public office.

Alex Joers was unopposed running for the Dane County board of supervisors in an open seat and was re-elected without opposition in 2022.

Just after the Spring election in 2022, Alex Joers announced his campaign for the now-open Assembly seat.

Alex Joers later said that he was inspired to run for the office, in part, by the outpouring of support from the Middleton community after the death of his father.

In light of the 2024 redistricting, which undid the 2011 gerrymander, Alex Joers was moved into the 80th district and was paired with incumbent Mike Bare.

Alex Joers was the eldest of three children born to Bob and Cindy Joers of Milwaukee.

Bob Alex Joers was athletic director at Middleton High School for many years.

Bob Alex Joers was a popular figure in the Middleton community; he died of pancreatic cancer in 2020.

Alex Joers married Kathryn "Katie" Sikora in Windsor, Wisconsin, in 2018.