U.S. Senate Candidate Eric Hovde on Why He’s the Best Choice for Wisconsin

Wisconsin GOP U.S. Senate Candidate Eric Hovde joined Clay and Buck to talk about his race against Democrat Tammy Baldwin, as well as his background in business and philanthropy.

Eric Hovde is a 4th-generation Wisconsinite, an entrepreneur, a father of two and grandfather of three. He founded his first business ventures in his twenties and went on to spend his career building and turning around dozens of businesses across the country.

In addition, Eric has a real estate development company in Wisconsin. Eric and his brother also run a foundation that gives to numerous charities across Wisconsin and has built “Hovde Homes” around the world providing shelter, care, and love to vulnerable children.

Eric is running for the U.S. Senate, where he is facing Senator Tammy Baldwin, one of the most liberal Democratic incumbents on the ballot this cycle.

Campaign website: EricHovde.com
X: @EricHovde
Hovde Homes: Hovde Foundation

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