106th Wisconsin Legislature

Wisconsin legislative term for 2023–2024 February 2025 January 2025 106th Wisconsin Legislature Wisconsin State Capitol Aerial.jpg Wisconsin State Capitol Wisconsin Legislature Wisconsin State Capitol November 8, 2022 January 2, 2023 January 6, 2025 105th 107th Senate 33 Republican Senate President Chris Kapenga (R) President pro tempore Patrick Testin (R) Assembly 99 Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R) Speaker pro tempore Kevin D. Petersen (R) Regular January 3, 2023 January 6, 2025 Sept. 2023 Spec. September 20, 2023 The One Hundred Sixth Wisconsin Legislature convened from January 3, 2023, to January 6, 2025, in regular session, though it adjourned for legislative activity on March 12, 2024. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/2023/related/enrolled/sjr1 Joint Resolution relating to: the session schedule for the 2023–2024 biennial session period 2024 Senate Joint Resolution 1 Wisconsin Legislature February 10, 2024 The Legislature also convened in a special session on September 20, 2023. This was the only legislative term under the redistricting plan imposed by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the 2022 case Johnson v. Wisconsin Elections Commission. The district plan was a Republican remedial proposal which closely adhered to districts adopted by the Republican legislature in 2011. During this legislative term, the Wisconsin Supreme Court declared that district plan unconstitutional on technical grounds, and the legislature and governor agreed on a new redistricting plan. Senators representing odd-numbered districts were elected for this session and served the first two years of a four-year term. Assembly members were elected to a two-year term. Assembly members and odd-numbered senators were elected in the general election of November 8, 2022. https://elections.wi.gov/media/18216/download Canvass Results for 2022 General Election - 11/8/2022 Wisconsin Elections Commission November 30, 2022 January 2, 2023 Senators representing even-numbered districts were serving the third and fourth year of their four-year term, having been elected in the general election held on November 3, 2020. https://elections.wi.gov/media/12114/download Canvass Results for 2020 General Election - 11/3/2020 Wisconsin Elections Commission November 18, 2020 January 2, 2023 The governor of Wisconsin during this entire term was Democrat Tony Evers, of Dane County, serving the first two years of his second four-year term, having won re-election in the 2022 Wisconsin gubernatorial election. Major events thumb|right|150px|Justice Janet Protasiewicz thumb|right|150px|Presidential candidate Donald Trump on stage at the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee January 3, 2023: Second inauguration of Tony Evers as Governor of Wisconsin. February 8, 2023: On his first trip after the 2023 State of the Union Address, U.S. President Joe Biden visited Dane County, Wisconsin, and spoke to workers at a LiUNA training center in DeForest, Wisconsin. February 12, 2023: Following the 2023 Chinese balloon incident, another suspected Chinese balloon was detected near northern Wisconsin and was shot down over Lake Huron. March 17, 2023: Wisconsin's longest-serving statewide elected officer, secretary of state Doug La Follette, retired after more than 40 years in office. April 4, 2023: 2023 Wisconsin Spring election: Janet Protasiewicz was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to succeed Patience Roggensack. Wisconsin voters ratified two amendments to the state constitution related to guidance to judges on questions of pre-trial release and bail conditions. Dan Knodl won a special election to a vacant seat in the Wisconsin State Senate, giving Republicans a supermajority in the chamber.2023-04-05 GOP lawmaker wins Wis. Senate seat, creating supermajority https://apnews.com/article/wisconsin-special-senate-election-knodl-b9f2a8772f5ee0b7a911357416c720ac 2023-09-20 AP News en August 8, 2023: Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider bills related to child care, higher education, and paid family leave.Hess Corri 2023-08-08 Gov. Tony Evers calls special session to address child care, workforce challenges https://www.wpr.org/gov-tony-evers-calls-special-session-address-child-care-workforce-challenges 2023-09-20 Wisconsin Public Radio en September 20, 2023: The Wisconsin legislature opened and closed a special session within 38 seconds in response to the Governor's call for a special session devoted to bringing down soaring child care costs in the state. October 4, 2023: A man carrying a loaded pistol was arrested at the Wisconsin State Capitol while seeking a meeting with Wisconsin governor Tony Evers. The man made bail and returned later in the same day with a loaded rifle, and was arrested again. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/05/us/man-gun-arrested-tony-evers.html Armed Man Seeking Wisconsin Governor Posts Bail and Returns With Rifle Michael Levenson October 5, 2023 The New York Times October 5, 2023 December 22, 2023: The Wisconsin Supreme Court released their decision in the case of Clarke v. Wisconsin Elections Commission, finding that Wisconsin's legislative maps were unconstitutional and had to be re-drawn. January 26, 2024: The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources established a protected conservation area of 67,000 acres of land in Pelican River Forest in northern Wisconsin, one of the largest conservation projects in state history. April 2, 2024: 2024 Wisconsin spring election: Wisconsin voters ratified two amendments to the state constitution: To restrict local elections administrators from soliciting or accepting private donations or grants to support election administration. To restrict participation in election administration to only those described in law. July 15, 2024: The 2024 Republican National Convention began in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. August 13, 2024: Wisconsin fall partisan primary: Wisconsin voters rejected two amendments to the state constitution: To require that all state spending must be specifically appropriated by the legislature, not delegated to the executive or other agency. To require the governor to seek legislative approval before spending any money received from the federal government. November 5, 2024: 2024 United States general election: Donald Trump (R) elected President of the United States. Tammy Baldwin (D) re-elected United States senator from Wisconsin. Wisconsin voters ratified an amendment to the state constitution altering the language around the right to vote. December 16, 2024: A school shooting occurred at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin. Major legislation Criminal bail and release: January 19, 2023: Joint Resolution to amend section 8 (2) of article I of the constitution; relating to: conditions for release prior to conviction, including the imposition of bail (second consideration), 2023 Senate Joint Resolution 2. Second legislative passage of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Wisconsin. April 6, 2023: An Act ... relating to: statutory changes to implement the constitutional amendment relating to conditions of release, 2023 Act 3. Updated state law to reflect the constitutional amendments ratified in 2023 relating to bail. Municipal and County Taxes: June 21, 2023: An Act ... relating to: county and municipal aid; imposing a city and county sales tax to pay the unfunded liability of city and county retirement systems; requiring certain newly hired city and county employees to be enrolled in the Wisconsin Retirement System; fire and police commissions of first class cities; eliminating the personal property tax; reporting certain crimes and other incidents on school property or school transportation; advisory referendums; local health officers; local public protection services; local levy limits; local regulation of certain quarry operations; emergency services; local approval of projects and activities under the Warren Knowles-Gaylord Nelson Stewardship 2000 Program; and granting rule-making authority, 2023 Act 12. A long-overdue compromise allowing Wisconsin municipalities to raise revenue. Shared revenue for Wisconsin municipalities was slashed in 2011 and placed on an unsustainable trajectory in order to give the appearance of a state budget surplus, at the same time local options to raise revenue independent of state authority were also constrained. This act allowed some easing of those rules to allow municipalities to avoid bankruptcy or mass layoffs. Appropriations: July 6, 2023: An Act relating to: state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2023 legislature, 2023 Act 19. Vetoed in part. Baseball Facilities: December 6, 2023: An Act ... relating to: baseball park district administration, funding for improvement of professional baseball park facilities, use of the Milwaukee County sales tax, expiration of the Milwaukee County sales tax, and Milwaukee County pension obligation bonds, 2023 Act 40. Setting up funding sources for improvements to American Family Field to ensure that the Milwaukee Brewers franchise remains in Milwaukee. December 6, 2023: An Act ... relating to: funding for improvement of baseball park facilities, administration of county and municipal sales taxes, and making an appropriation, 2023 Act 41. Along with Act 40, providing funding for improvements to the American Family Field to ensure that the Milwaukee Brewers franchise remains in Milwaukee. Redistricting: February 19, 2024: An Act ... relating to: legislative redistricting, 2023 Act 94. This was a remedial legislative redistricting plan, passed by the legislature after the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the existing map. If the law stands, it will be the end of 12 years of extreme partisan gerrymandering in the Wisconsin legislature. Party summary Senate summary thumb|220px|right|Senate Partisan composition #3333FF Democratic: 10 seats#E81B23 Republican: 22 seats #ffffff Vacant: 1 seat AffiliationParty (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalDemocraticRepublicanVacantEnd of previous legislature 12 21 33 0Start of sessionRepublican Alberta Darling (District 8) resigned before the start of the session. 11 21 32 1From May 3, 2023Republican Dan Knodl (District 8) was sworn in to replace Alberta Darling. 22 33 0From Jan. 26, 2024Democrat Lena Taylor (District 4) resigned after being appointed a Wisconsin circuit court judge. 10 32 1 Final voting share 10 32 2 22 32 2 Beginning of next session 15 18 33 0 Assembly summary thumb|220px|right|Assembly Partisan composition #3333FF Democratic: 35 seats #E81B23 Republican: 64 seats AffiliationParty (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalDemocraticRepublicanVacantEnd of previous legislature 38 57 95 4Start of session 35 64 99 0From May 3, 2023Republican Dan Knodl (District 24) resigned to take office in the State Senate. 63 98 1From Aug. 7, 2023Republican Paul Melotik (District 24) sworn in to replace Dan Knodl. 64 99 0From Jul. 31, 2024Democrat Marisabel Cabrera (District 9) resigned after her election as a circuit judge. 34 98 1 Final voting share 34 98 2 64 98 2 Beginning of next session 45 54 99 0 Sessions Regular session: January 3, 2023January 6, 2025 September 2023 special session: September 20, 2023 Leadership Senate leadership President of the Senate: Chris Kapenga (R–Delafield) President pro tempore: Patrick Testin (R–Stevens Point) Senate majority leadership (Republican) Senate Majority Leader: Devin LeMahieu (R–Oostburg) Assistant Majority Leader: Dan Feyen (R–Fond du Lac) Senate Majority Caucus Chair: Van H. Wanggaard (R–Racine) Senate Majority Caucus Vice Chair: Joan Ballweg (R–Markesan) Senate minority leadership (Democratic) Senate Minority Leader: Melissa Agard (D–Madison) (until Dec. 1, 2023) Dianne Hesselbein (D–Middleton) (after Dec. 1, 2023) Assistant Minority Leader: Jeff Smith (D–Brunswick) Senate Minority Caucus Chair: Chris Larson (D–Milwaukee) Senate Minority Caucus Vice Chair: Dianne Hesselbein (D–Middleton) (until Dec. 1, 2023) Mark Spreitzer (D–Beloit) (after Dec. 1, 2023) Assembly leadership Speaker of the Assembly: Robin Vos (R–Rochester) Speaker pro tempore: Kevin David Petersen (R–Waupaca) Assembly majority leadership (Republican) Assembly Majority Leader: Tyler August (R–Lake Geneva) Assistant Majority Leader: Jon Plumer (R–Lodi) Assembly Majority Caucus Chair: Rob Summerfield (R–Bloomer) Assembly Majority Caucus Vice Chair: Cindi Duchow (R–Delafield) Assembly Majority Caucus Secretary: Nancy VanderMeer (R–Tomah) Assembly Majority Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Treig Pronschinske (R–Mondovi) Assembly minority leadership (Democratic) Assembly Minority Leader: Greta Neubauer (D–Racine) Assistant Minority Leader: Kalan Haywood (D–Milwaukee) Assembly Minority Caucus Chair: Lisa Subeck (D–Madison) Assembly Minority Caucus Vice Chair: Jill Billings (D–La Crosse) Assembly Minority Caucus Secretary: Kristina Shelton (D–Green Bay) Assembly Minority Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Lee Snodgrass (D–Appleton) Members Members of the Senate Members of the Senate for the One Hundred Sixth Wisconsin Legislature: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lrb/blue_book/2023_2024/ Wisconsin Blue Book 2023–2024 Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau 2023 978-1-7333817-2-7 https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lrb/blue_book/2023_2024/030_state_legislators.pdf State Legislature February 11, 2024 thumb|220px|right|Senate partisan representation #3333FF Democratic: 11 seats#E81B23 Republican: 22 seats Dist. Senator Party Age Home Firstelected 01 André Jacque Rep. 1980 10 13 2023 1 1 De Pere, Brown County 2018 02 Robert Cowles Rep. 1950 7 31 2023 1 1 Green Bay, Brown County 1987 03 Tim Carpenter Dem. 1960 2 24 2023 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2002 04 Lena Taylor (res. Jan. 26, 2024) Dem. 1966 7 25 2023 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2004 --Vacant since Jan. 26, 2024-- 05 Rob Hutton Rep. 1967 4 7 2023 1 1 Brookfield, Waukesha County 2022 06 LaTonya Johnson politician Dem. 1972 6 22 2023 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2016 07 Chris Larson Dem. 1980 11 12 2023 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2010 08 --Vacant until May 3, 2023-- Dan Knodl (from May 3, 2023) Rep. 1958 12 14 2023 05 03 Germantown, Washington County 2023 09 Devin LeMahieu Rep. 1972 8 8 2023 1 1 Oostburg, Sheboygan County 2014 10 Rob Stafsholt Rep. 1975 11 1 2023 1 1 New Richmond, St. Croix County 2020 11 Stephen Nass Rep. 1952 10 7 2023 1 1 Whitewater, Walworth County 2014 12 Mary Felzkowski Rep. 1963 9 25 2023 1 1 Irma, Lincoln County 2020 13 John Jagler Rep. 1969 11 4 2023 1 1 Watertown, Jefferson County 2021 14 Joan Ballweg Rep. 1952 3 16 2023 1 1 Markesan, Green Lake County 2020 15 Mark Spreitzer Dem. 1986 12 16 2023 1 1 Beloit, Rock County 2022 16 Melissa Agard Dem. 1969 3 28 2023 1 1 Madison, Dane County 2020 17 Howard Marklein Rep. 1954 10 3 2023 1 1 Spring Green, Sauk County 2014 18 Dan Feyen Rep. 1968 7 12 2023 1 1 Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County 2016 19 Rachael Cabral-Guevara Rep. 1976 8 10 2023 1 1 Appleton, Outagamie County 2022 20 Duey Stroebel Rep. 1959 9 1 2023 1 1 Saukville, Ozaukee County 2015 21 Van H. Wanggaard Rep. 1952 4 19 2023 1 1 Racine, Racine County 2014 22 Robert Wirch Dem. 1943 11 16 2023 1 1 Somers, Kenosha County 1996 23 Jesse James Jesse James (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1972 4 16 2023 1 1 Altoona, Eau Claire County 2022 24 Patrick Testin Rep. 1988 6 9 2023 1 1 Stevens Point, Portage County 2016 25 Romaine Quinn Rep. 1990 7 30 2023 1 1 Cameron, Barron County 2022 26 Kelda Roys Dem. 1979 6 24 2023 1 1 Madison, Dane County 2020 27 Dianne Hesselbein Dem. 1971 3 10 2023 1 1 Middleton, Dane County 2022 28 Julian Bradley Julian Bradley (politician) Rep. 1981 2 11 2023 1 1 Franklin, Milwaukee County 2020 29 Cory Tomczyk Rep. 1962 10 26 2023 1 1 Mosinee, Marathon County 2022 30 Eric Wimberger Rep. 1979 4 2 2023 1 1 Green Bay, Brown County 2020 31 Jeff Smith Jeff Smith (Wisconsin politician) Dem. 1955 3 15 2023 1 1 Brunswick, Eau Claire County 2018 32 Brad Pfaff Dem. 1967 12 7 2023 1 1 Onalaska, La Crosse County 2020 33 Chris Kapenga Rep. 1972 2 19 2023 1 1 Delafield, Waukesha County 2015 Members of the Assembly Members of the Assembly for the One Hundred Sixth Wisconsin Legislature: Sen.Dist.Dist.RepresentativePartyAgeResidenceFirstElected 01 01 Joel KitchensRep. 1957 09 20 2023 01 01 Sturgeon Bay 2014 02Shae SortwellRep. 1985 8 3 2023 01 01Two Rivers 2018 03Ron TuslerRep. 1984 3 24 2023 01 01Harrison 201602 04David SteffenRep. 1971 10 12 2023 01 01Green Bay 2014 05 Joy GoebenRep. 1972 10 16 2023 01 01 Hobart 2022 06 Peter Schmidt Peter Schmidt (Wisconsin politician)Rep. 1992 7 3 2023 01 01 Bonduel 202203 07 Daniel RiemerDem. 1986 12 10 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2012 08 Sylvia Ortiz-VelezDem. Milwaukee 2020 09 Marisabel Cabrera (res. Jul. 31, 2024)Dem. 1975 12 12 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2018 --Vacant from Aug. 1, 2024--04 10 Darrin MadisonDem. 1996 1 1 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2022 11 Dora DrakeDem. 1993 03 01 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2020 12 LaKeshia MyersDem. 1984 5 21 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 201805 13 Tom MichalskiRep. 1951 6 27 2023 1 1 Elm Grove 2022 14 Robyn ViningDem. 1976 11 11 2023 01 01 Wauwatosa 2018 15 Dave MaxeyRep. 1973 1 1 2023 01 01 New Berlin 202206 16 Kalan HaywoodDem. 1999 6 5 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2018 17 Supreme Moore OmokundeDem. 1979 8 22 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2020 18 Evan GoykeDem. 1982 11 24 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2012 07 19 Ryan ClancyDem. 1977 1 1 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 2022 20 Christine SinickiDem. 1960 3 28 2023 01 01 Milwaukee 1998 21 Jessie RodriguezRep. 1977 7 5 2023 01 01 Oak Creek 201308 22 Janel BrandtjenRep. 1966 3 27 2023 01 01 Menomonee Falls 2014 23 Deb AndracaDem. 1970 4 10 2023 01 01 Whitefish Bay 2020 24 Dan Knodl (res. May 3, 2023)Rep. 1958 12 14 2023 01 01 Germantown 2008 Paul Melotik (from Aug. 7, 2023)Rep. 1957 2 27 2023 08 07 Grafton 202309 25 Paul TittlRep. 1961 11 23 2023 01 01 Manitowoc 2012 26 Terry KatsmaRep. 1958 4 23 2023 01 01 Oostburg 2014 27 Amy BinsfeldRep. 1976 1 1 2023 01 01 Sheboygan 202210 28 Gae MagnaficiRep. 1952 7 14 2023 01 01 Dresser 2018 29 Clint MosesRep. 1976 4 4 2023 01 01 Menomonie 2020 30 Shannon ZimmermanRep. 1972 3 15 2023 01 01 River Falls 2016 11 31 Ellen SchuttRep. 1995 10 16 2023 1 1 Clinton 2022 32 Tyler AugustRep. 1983 1 26 2023 01 01 Lake Geneva 2010 33 Scott Johnson Scott Johnson (Wisconsin politician)Rep. 1954 1 1 2023 01 01 Jefferson 2022 12 34 Rob SwearingenRep. 1963 7 23 2023 01 01 Rhinelander 2012 35 Calvin CallahanRep. 1999 3 2 2023 01 01 Tomahawk 2020 36 Jeffrey MursauRep. 1954 6 12 2023 01 01 Crivitz 2004 13 37 William PentermanRep. 1996 5 18 2023 01 01 Columbus 2021 38 Barbara DittrichRep. 1964 5 21 2023 01 01 Oconomowoc 2018 39 Mark BornRep. 1976 4 14 2023 01 01 Beaver Dam 201214 40 Kevin David PetersenRep. 1964 12 14 2023 01 01 Waupaca 2006 41 Alex DallmanRep. 1992 5 22 2023 01 01 Green Lake 2020 42 Jon PlumerRep. 1955 3 1 2023 01 01 Lodi 2018 15 43 Jenna JacobsonDem. 1982 2 4 2023 01 01 Oregon 2022 44 Sue Conley Sue Conley (politician)Dem. 1960 2 19 2023 01 01 Janesville 2020 45 Clinton Anderson Clinton Anderson (Wisconsin politician)Dem. 1993 5 26 2023 01 01 Beloit 202216 46 Melissa RatcliffDem. 1976 11 1 2023 01 01 Cottage Grove 2022 47 Jimmy P. AndersonDem. 1986 8 26 2023 01 01 Fitchburg 2016 48 Samba BaldehDem. 1971 01 01 2023 01 01 Madison 202017 49 Travis TranelRep. 1985 9 12 2023 01 01 Cuba City 2010 50 Tony KurtzRep. 1966 12 23 2023 01 01 Wonewoc 2018 51 Todd NovakRep. 1965 4 23 2023 01 01 Dodgeville 201418 52 Jerry L. O'ConnorRep. 1953 9 14 2023 01 01 Fond du Lac 2022 53 Michael SchraaRep. 1961 4 17 2023 01 01 Oshkosh 2012 54 Lori PalmeriDem. 1967 5 25 2023 01 01 Oshkosh 202219 55 Nate GustafsonRep. 1995 1 1 2023 01 01 Neenah 2022 56 Dave Murphy Dave Murphy (Wisconsin politician)Rep. 1954 11 26 2023 01 01 Greenville 2012 57 Lee SnodgrassDem. 1969 2 2 2023 01 01 Appleton 2020 20 58 Rick GundrumRep. 1965 9 4 2023 01 01 Slinger 2018 59 Ty BoddenRep. 1993 12 15 2023 01 01 Hilbert 2022 60 Robert Brooks Robert Brooks (Wisconsin politician)Rep. 1965 7 3 2023 01 01 Saukville 201421 61 Amanda NedweskiRep. 1975 12 1 2023 1 1 Pleasant Prairie 2022 62 Robert WittkeRep. 1957 9 23 2023 01 01 Racine 2018 63 Robin VosRep. 1968 7 5 2023 01 01 Rochester 200422 64 Tip McGuireDem. 1987 7 1 2023 1 1 Kenosha 2019 65 Tod OhnstadDem. 1952 5 21 2023 01 01 Kenosha 2012 66 Greta NeubauerDem. 1991 9 13 2023 01 01 Racine 201823 67 Rob SummerfieldRep. 1980 2 24 2023 01 01 Bloomer 2016 68 Karen HurdRep. 1972 4 16 2023 01 01 Fall Creek 2022 69 Donna RozarRep. 1950 2 9 2023 01 01 Marshfield 2020 24 70 Nancy VanderMeerRep. 1958 12 15 2023 01 01 Tomah 2014 71 Katrina ShanklandDem. 1987 8 4 2023 01 01 Stevens Point 2012 72 Scott KrugRep. 1975 9 16 2023 01 01 Nekoosa 201025 73 Angie SapikRep. 1984 8 1 2023 01 01 Lake Nebagamon 2022 74 Chanz GreenRep. 1991 1 1 2023 01 01 Grandview 2022 75 David Armstrong David Armstrong (Wisconsin politician)Rep. 1961 10 3 2023 01 01 Rice Lake 2020 26 76 Francesca HongDem. 1988 11 4 2023 01 01 Madison 2020 77 Shelia StubbsDem. 1971 2 22 2023 01 01 Madison 2018 78 Lisa SubeckDem. 1971 6 17 2023 01 01 Madison 2014 27 79 Alex JoersDem. 1992 1 1 2023 01 01 Middleton 2022 80 Mike BareDem. 1983 3 1 2021 01 01 Verona 2022 81 Dave Considine Dave Considine (politician)Dem. 1952 3 29 2023 01 01 Baraboo 2014 28 82 Chuck WichgersRep. 1965 7 04 2023 01 01 Muskego 2016 83 Nik RettingerRep. 1990 8 1 2023 01 01 Mukwonago 2022 84 Bob DonovanRep. 1956 1 1 2023 1 1 Greenfield 202229 85 Patrick SnyderRep. 1956 10 10 2023 01 01 Schofield 2016 86 John SpirosRep. 1961 7 28 2023 01 01 Marshfield 2012 87 James W. EdmingRep. 1945 11 22 2023 01 01 Glen Flora 201430 88 John MaccoRep. 1958 9 23 2023 01 01 Ledgeview 2014 89 Elijah BehnkeRep. 1983 02 15 2023 01 01 Oconto 2021 90 Kristina SheltonDem. 1980 6 2 2023 01 01 Green Bay 202031 91 Jodi EmersonDem. 1973 8 3 2023 01 01 Eau Claire 2018 92 Treig PronschinskeRep. 1967 1 18 2023 01 01 Mondovi 2016 93 Warren PetrykRep. 1955 1 24 2023 01 01 Washington 201032 94 Steve Doyle Steve Doyle (Wisconsin politician)Dem. 1958 5 21 2023 01 01 Onalaska 2011 95 Jill BillingsDem. 1962 1 19 2021 01 01 La Crosse 2011 96 Loren OldenburgRep. 1965 9 8 2023 01 01 Viroqua 201833 97 Scott Allen Scott Allen (politician)Rep. 1965 12 18 2023 01 01 Waukesha 2014 98 Adam NeylonRep. 1984 12 30 2023 01 01 Pewaukee 2013 99 Cindi DuchowRep. 1959 1 1 2023 01 01 Delafield 2015 Committees Senate committees Senate Committee on Agriculture and TourismJ. Ballweg, chair Senate Committee on Economic Development and Technical CollegesD. Feyen, chair Senate Committee on EducationJ. Jagler, chair Senate Committee on Financial Institutions and Sporting HeritageR. Stafsholt, chair Senate Committee on Government OperationsD. Stroebel, chair Senate Committee on HealthR. Cabral-Guevara, chair Senate Committee on Housing, Rural Issues and ForestryR. R. Quinn, chair Senate Committee on Insurance and Small BusinessM. Felzkowski, chair Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public SafetyV. Wanggaard, chair Senate Committee on Labor, Regulatory Reform, Veterans and Military AffairsP. Testin, chair Senate Committee on Licensing, Constitution and FederalismA. Jacque, chair Senate Committee on Mental Health, Substance Abuse Prevention, Children and FamiliesJ. L. James, chair Senate Committee on Natural Resources and EnergyR. L. Cowles, chair Senate Committee on Senate OrganizationD. LeMahieu, chair Senate Committee on Shared Revenue, Elections and Consumer ProtectionD. Knodl, chair Senate Committee on Transportation and Local GovernmentC. Tomczyk, chair Senate Committee on Universities and RevenueR. Hutton, chair Senate Committee on Utilities and TechnologyJ. Bradley, chair Assembly committees Assembly Committee on AgricultureT. Tranel, chair Assembly Committee on Assembly OrganizationR. Vos, chair Assembly Committee on AuditR. Wittke, chair Assembly Committee on Campaigns and ElectionsS. Krug, chair Assembly Committee on Children and FamiliesP. Snyder, chair Assembly Committee on Colleges and UniversitiesD. Murphy, chair Assembly Committee on Consumer ProtectionC. T. Callahan, chair Assembly Committee on CorrectionsM. Schraa, chair Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public SafetyJ. Spiros, chair Assembly Committee on EducationJ. Kitchens, chair Assembly Committee on Energy and UtilitiesD. Steffen, chair Assembly Committee on EnvironmentL. Oldenburg, chair Assembly Committee on Family LawD. M. Rozar, chair Assembly Committee on Financial InstitutionsC. Duchow, chair Assembly Committee on Forestry, Parks and Outdoor RecreationJ. Mursau, chair Assembly Committee on Government Accountability and OversightD. Knodl, chair (until May 3, 2023), D. Steffen, vice-chair Assembly Committee on Health, Aging and Long-Term CareC. P. Moses, chair Assembly Committee on Housing and Real EstateR. Brooks, chair Assembly Committee on InsuranceB. Dittrich, chair Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economy and Small Business DevelopmentR. Gundrum, chair Assembly Committee on JudiciaryR. Tusler, chair Assembly Committee on Labor and Integrated EmploymentW. Penterman, chair Assembly Committee on Local GovernmentT. Novak, chair Assembly Committee on Mental Health and Substance Abuse PreventionP. Tittl, chair Assembly Committee on Regulatory Licensing ReformS. A. Sortwell, chair Assembly Committee on RulesT. August, chair Assembly Committee on Rural DevelopmentD. Armstrong, chair Assembly Committee on Sporting HeritageT. E. Pronschinske, chair Assembly Committee on State AffairsR. Swearingen, chair Assembly Committee on TourismG. Magnafici, chair Assembly Committee on TransportationN. VanderMeer, chair Assembly Committee on Veterans and Military AffairsJ. Edming, chair Assembly Committee on Ways and MeansJ. Macco, chair Assembly Committee on Workforce Development and Economic OpportunitiesW. Petryk, chair Joint committees Joint Legislative Audit CommitteeE. Wimberger (Sen.) & R. Wittke (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Legislative CouncilC. Kapenga (Sen.) & N. VanderMeer (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Committee for Review of Administrative RulesS. L. Nass (Sen.) & A. Neylon (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Committee on Employment RelationsC. Kapenga (Sen.) & R. Vos (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Committee on FinanceH. Marklein (Sen.) & M. Born (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Committee on Information Policy and TechnologyJ. Bradley (Sen.) & S. Zimmerman (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Committee on Legislative OrganizationC. Kapenga (Sen.) & R. Vos (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Review Committee on Criminal PenaltiesR. Hutton (Sen.), chair Joint Survey Committee on Retirement SystemsD. Feyen (Sen.) & T. August (Asm.), co-chairs Joint Survey Committee on Tax ExemptionsP. Testin (Sen.) & T. August (Asm.), co-chairs Employees Senate employees Chief Clerk: Michael Queensland (until Sep. 22, 2023) Richard Champagne (Acting -- until January 31, 2024) Linsay Hale (until December 19, 2024) Richard Champagne (Acting -- from December 19, 2024) Sergeant at Arms: Tom Engels Assembly employees Chief Clerk: Ted Blazel Sergeant at Arms: Anne Tonnon Byers See also 2020 Wisconsin elections 2020 Wisconsin State Senate election 2020 Wisconsin State Assembly election 2022 Wisconsin elections 2022 Wisconsin State Senate election 2022 Wisconsin State Assembly election Notes note References External links 2023: Related Documents from Wisconsin Legislature Wisconsin State Senate Wisconsin State Assembly Category:2023 in Wisconsin Category:2024 in Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin 106