100th Wisconsin Legislature

Wisconsin legislative term for 2011–12 February 2025 January 2025 100th Wisconsin Legislature Wis-capitol.jpg Wisconsin State Capitol Wisconsin Legislature Wisconsin State Capitol November 2, 2010 January 3, 2011 January 7, 2013 99th 101st Senate 33 Republican until July 17, 2012 Democratic from July 17, 2012 Senate President Michael G. Ellis (R) until July 17, 2012 Fred Risser (D) from July 17, 2012 President pro tempore Joseph K. Leibham (R) until July 17, 2012 Tim Carpenter (D) from July 17, 2012 Assembly 99 Republican Assembly Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald (R) Speaker pro tempore Bill Kramer (R) Regular January 3, 2011 January 7, 2013 Jan. 2011 Spec. January 4, 2011 September 27, 2011 Jun. 2011 Extra. June 14, 2011 August 1, 2011 Sep. 2011 Spec. September 29, 2011 December 8, 2011 The One-Hundredth Wisconsin Legislature convened from January 3, 2011, through January 7, 2013, in regular session, though it adjourned for legislative activity on May 22, 2012. The legislature also held two special sessions and an extraordinary session during this legislative term. This session was the start of eight years of unified Republican control of the governor's office and both chambers of the legislature. In this session, new governor Scott Walker pushed through the controversial 2011 Wisconsin Act 10, referred to at the time as the "Budget Repair Bill". The most controversial provision of the law was the stripping of state employees of collective bargaining rights. During consideration of the bill, mass protests erupted at the state capitol, and Democratic state senators fled the state in order to deny the Senate a quorum needed for budgetary legislation. Republicans in the state senate were eventually able to circumvent the quorum issue by stripping out all budgetary items from the bill and passing it as ordinary legislation. The session also saw passage of 2011 Wisconsin Act 43, the dramatic gerrymander which successfully locked in Republican control of the legislature for the next decade. Following the outrage over Act 10, recall elections were held in 2011 and 2012 in which 13 state senators were challenged. Three were eventually removed from office and replaced by Democrats—one other resigned, but was replaced by a senator of the same party. The result was that Democrats briefly regained the senate majority in the second half of 2012. The governor was also subject to a recall election in 2012, but survived with roughly the same election margin as he had won in the 2010 election. Senators representing odd-numbered districts were newly elected for this session and were serving 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 2, 2010. 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 4, 2008. The governor of Wisconsin during this entire term was Republican Scott Walker, of Milwaukee County, serving the first two years of a four-year term, having won election in the 2010 Wisconsin gubernatorial election. Major events January 3, 2011: Inauguration of Scott Walker as the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. February 14, 2011: Major protests began at the Wisconsin State Capitol over the proposed "Budget Repair" Bill. February 17, 2011: 14 Democratic senators fled the state to deny the senate a quorum and prevent passage of the Budget Repair Bill. March 9, 2011: Senate Republicans amended the Budget Repair Bill to remove budgetary items, allowing it to pass without a quorum. July 19, 2011: Senator Dave Hansen survived a recall election. August 9, 2011: 2011 Wisconsin recall elections: Senators Randy Hopper and Dan Kapanke were defeated in recall elections, they were replaced by Jessica King and Jennifer Shilling, respectively. Senators Robert Cowles, Alberta Darling, Sheila Harsdorf, and Luther Olsen survived recall elections. August 16, 2011: Senators Jim Holperin and Robert Wirch survived recall elections. March 16, 2012: Pam Galloway resigned from the Wisconsin Senate. June 5, 2012: 2012 Wisconsin recall elections: Governor Scott Walker survived a recall election. Senator Van H. Wanggaard was defeated in a recall election and was replaced by John Lehman. Senators Scott L. Fitzgerald and Terry Moulton survived recall elections. Jerry Petrowski was elected to the Senate in a special election. Major legislation March 11, 2011: Act relating to state finances, collective bargaining for public employees, compensation and fringe benefits of public employees, the state civil service system, the Medical Assistance program, 2011 Act 10. The controversial Budget Repair Bill which removed collective bargaining rights from state employees, prompted months of protests at the state capitol, and ultimately led to recall elections for thirteen senators and Governor Scott Walker. August 9, 2011: Act relating to legislative redistricting, 2011 Act 43. An overhaul of Wisconsin legislative voting districts fortified the Republican majorities through gerrymandering. Party summary Senate summary thumb|220px|right|Senate Partisan composition #3333FF Democratic: 14 seats #E81B23 Republican: 19 seats Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)TotalDemocraticRepublicanVacant End of previous Legislature 18 15 33 0 Start of Reg. Session 14 19 33 0 From Aug. 8, 2011Republicans Randy Hopper (18th district) and Dan Kapanke (32nd district) were recalled from office. 17 31 2 From Aug. 25, 2011Democrats Jessica King (18th district) and Jennifer Shilling (32nd district) were sworn in to replace Randy Hopper and Dan Kapanke, respectively. 16 33 0 From Mar. 17, 2012Republican Pam Galloway (29th district) resigned. 16 32 1 From Jul. 11, 2012Republican Van H. Wanggaard (21st district) was recalled from office. 16 15 31 2 From Jul. 17, 2012Democrat John Lehman (21st district) and Republican Jerry Petrowski (29th district) were sworn in to replace Van H. Wanggaard and Pam Galloway, respectively. 17 16 33 0 From Aug. 5, 2012Republican Rich Zipperer (33rd district) resigned. 15 32 1 From Dec. 14, 2012Republican Paul Farrow (33rd district) was sworn in to succeed Rich Zipperer. 16 33 0Final voting share17 33 216 33 2 Beginning of the next Legislature 15 18 33 0 Assembly summary thumb|220px|right|Assembly Partisan composition #3333FF Democratic: 39 seats #DDDDDD Independent: 1 seat #E81B23 Republican: 59 seats Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)Total Dem. Ind. Rep. Vacant End of previous Legislature 49 2 45 96 3 Start of Reg. SessionRepublicans Mark Gottlieb (60th district), Scott Gunderson (83rd district), and Michael Huebsch (94th district) resigned before the start of the term to accept appointments in Governor Scott Walker's administration. 38157 963 From Apr. 14, 2011Democrat Joe Parisi (48th district) resigned after being elected county executive. 37 95 4 From May 3, 2011Republicans Duey Stroebel (60th district) and David Craig (83rd district) and Democrat Steve Doyle (94th district) were sworn in to replace Mark Gottlieb, Scott Gunderson, and Michael Huebsch, respectively. 38 59 98 1 From Aug. 9, 2011Democrat Jennifer Shilling (95th district) resigned after her election to the state senate. Democrat Chris Taylor (48th district) was sworn in to replace Joe Parisi. From Nov. 8, 2011Democrat Jill Billings (95th district) was sworn in to replace Jennifer Shilling. 39 99 0 From Jun. 5, 2012Republican Jerry Petrowski (86th district) resigned after his election to the state senate. 58 98 1 From Jul. 2, 2012Democrat Barbara Toles (17th district) resigned. 38 97 2 From Dec. 14, 2012Republican Paul Farrow (98th district) resigned after his election to the state senate. 57 96 3 Final voting share 38 96 257 96 2 Beginning of the next Legislature 39 0 59 98 1 Sessions Regular session: January 3, 2011January 7, 2013 January 2011 special session: January 4, 2011September 27, 2011 June 2011 extraordinary session: June 14, 2011August 1, 2011 September 2011 special session: September 29, 2011December 8, 2011 Leadership Senate leadership President of the Senate: Michael G. Ellis (R–Neenah) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Fred Risser (D–Madison) (after Jul. 17, 2012) President pro tempore: Joe Leibham (R–Sheboygan) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Tim Carpenter (D–Milwaukee) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Senate majority leadership Senate Majority Leader: Scott L. Fitzgerald (R–Juneau) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Mark Miller (D–Monona) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Assistant Majority Leader: Glenn Grothman (R–West Bend) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Dave Hansen (D–Green Bay) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Majority Caucus Chair: Dan Kapanke (R–La Crosse) (until Aug. 8, 2011) Pam Galloway (R–Wausau) (from Aug. 2011 until Mar. 16, 2012) Julie Lassa (D–Stevens Point) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Majority Caucus Vice Chair: Sheila Harsdorf (R–River Falls) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Kathleen Vinehout (D–Alma) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Senate minority leadership Senate Minority Leader: Mark Miller (D–Monona) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Scott L. Fitzgerald (R–Juneau) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Assistant Minority Leader: Dave Hansen (D–Green Bay) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Glenn Grothman (R–West Bend) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Minority Caucus Chair: Julie Lassa (D–Stevens Point) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Neal Kedzie (R–Elkhorn) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Minority Caucus Vice Chair: Kathleen Vinehout (D–Alma) (until Jul. 17, 2012) Sheila Harsdorf (R–River Falls) (after Jul. 17, 2012) Assembly leadership Speaker of the Assembly: Jeff Fitzgerald (R–Horicon) Speaker pro tempore: Bill Kramer (R–Waukesha) Assembly majority leadership (Republican) Assembly Majority Leader: Scott Suder (R–Abbotsford) Assistant Majority Leader: Dan Knodl (R–Germantown) Assembly Majority Caucus Chair: Joan Ballweg (R–Markesan) Assembly Majority Caucus Vice Chair: John Murtha (R–Baldwin) Assembly Majority Caucus Secretary: Mary Williams (R–Medford) Assembly Majority Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Samantha Kerkman (R–Randall) Assembly minority leadership (Democratic) Assembly Minority Leader: Peter Barca (D–Kenosha) Assistant Minority Leader: Donna Seidel (D–Wausau) Assembly Minority Caucus Chair: Kelda Roys (D–Madison) Assembly Minority Caucus Vice Chair: Fred Clark (D–Baraboo) Assembly Minority Caucus Secretary: Penny Bernard Schaber (D–Appleton) Assembly Minority Caucus Sergeant-at-Arms: Josh Zepnick (D–Milwaukee) Members Members of the Senate Members of the Senate for the One-Hundredth Wisconsin Legislature: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lrb/blue_book/2011_2012/ State of Wisconsin 2011–2012 Blue Book 2011 Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau 978-0-9752820-1-4 Barish Lawrence S. Lemanski Lynn https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/misc/lrb/blue_book/2011_2012/200_biographies.pdf Biographies 18–86 January 29, 2024 thumb|220px|right|Senate partisan representation #3333FF Democratic: 14 seats#E81B23 Republican: 19 seats Dist. Senator Party Age(2011) Home Firstelected 01 Frank Lasee Rep. 1961 12 11 2011 1 1 De Pere, Brown County 2010 02 Robert Cowles Rep. 1950 7 31 2011 1 1 Green Bay, Brown County 1987 03 Tim Carpenter Dem. 1960 2 24 2011 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2002 04 Lena Taylor Dem. 1966 7 25 2011 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2004 05 Leah Vukmir Rep. 1958 4 26 2011 1 1 Wauwatosa, Milwaukee County 2010 06 Spencer Coggs Dem. 1949 8 6 2011 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2003 07 Chris Larson Dem. 1980 11 2 2011 1 1 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2010 08 Alberta Darling Rep. 1944 4 28 2011 1 1 River Hills, Milwaukee County 1992 09 Joe Leibham Rep. 1969 6 6 2011 1 1 Sheboygan, Sheboygan County 2002 10 Sheila Harsdorf Rep. 1956 7 25 2011 1 1 River Falls, Pierce County 2000 11 Neal Kedzie Rep. 1956 1 27 2011 1 1 Elkhorn, Walworth County 2002 12 Jim Holperin Dem. 1950 12 18 2011 1 1 Conover, Vilas County 2008 13 Scott L. Fitzgerald Rep. 1963 11 16 2011 1 1 Juneau, Dodge County 1994 14 Luther Olsen Rep. 1951 2 26 2011 1 1 Ripon, Fond du Lac County 2004 15 Timothy Cullen Timothy Cullen (Wisconsin politician) Dem. 1944 2 25 2011 1 1 Janesville, Rock County 2010 16 Mark F. Miller Dem. 1943 2 1 2011 1 1 Monona, Dane County 2004 17 Dale Schultz Rep. 1953 6 12 2011 1 1 Richland Center, Richland County 1991 18 Randy Hopper (rec. Aug. 8, 2011) Rep. 1966 1 23 2011 1 1 Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County 2008 Jessica King (from Aug. 25, 2011) Dem. 1975 1 21 2011 8 25 Oshkosh, Winnebago County 2011† 19 Michael Ellis Michael Ellis (American politician) Rep. 1941 2 21 2011 1 1 Neenah, Winnebago County 1982 20 Glenn Grothman Rep. 1955 7 3 2011 1 1 West Bend, Washington County 2004 21 Van H. Wanggaard (rec. Jul. 11, 2012) Rep. 1952 4 19 2011 1 1 Racine, Racine County 2010 John Lehman John Lehman (Wisconsin politician) (from Jul. 16, 2012) Dem. 1945 8 2 2012 7 16 Racine, Racine County 2012† 22 Robert Wirch Dem. 1943 11 16 2011 1 1 Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha County 1996 23 Terry Moulton Rep. 1946 7 19 2011 1 1 Chippewa Falls, Chippewa County 2010 24 Julie Lassa Dem. 1970 10 21 2011 1 1 Stevens Point, Portage County 2003 25 Robert Jauch Dem. 1945 11 22 2011 1 1 Poplar, Douglas County 1986 26 Fred Risser Dem. 1927 5 5 2011 1 1 Madison, Dane County 1962 27 Jon Erpenbach Dem. 1961 1 28 2011 1 1 Waunakee, Dane County 1998 28 Mary Lazich Rep. 1952 10 3 2011 1 1 New Berlin, Waukesha County 1998 29 Pam Galloway (res. Mar. 16, 2012) Rep. 1955 09 11 2011 1 1 Wausau, Marathon County 2010 Jerry Petrowski (from July 17, 2012) Rep. 1950 06 16 2012 7 17 Marathon, Marathon County 2012 30 Dave Hansen Dave Hansen (politician) Dem. 1947 12 18 2011 1 1 Green Bay, Brown County 2000 31 Kathleen Vinehout Dem. 1958 6 16 2011 1 1 Alma, Buffalo County 2006 32 Dan Kapanke (rec. Aug. 8, 2011) Rep. 1947 8 21 2011 1 1 La Crosse, La Crosse County 2004 Jennifer Shilling (from Aug. 25, 2011) Dem. 1969 7 4 2011 8 25 La Crosse, La Crosse County 2011† 33 Rich Zipperer (res. Aug. 5, 2012) Rep. 1974 4 16 2011 1 1 Pewaukee, Waukesha County 2010 --Vacant from Aug. 5, 2012-- † Elected in a recall election (2011, 2012) Members of the Assembly Members of the Assembly for the One-Hundredth Wisconsin Legislature: thumb|220px|right|Assembly partisan representation #3333FF Democratic: 39 seats #DDDDDD Independent: 1 seat #E81B23 Republican: 59 seats SenateDistrictAssemblyDistrictRepresentativePartyAge(2011)HomeFirstElected 01 01 Garey Bies Rep. 1946 10 26 2011 1 1 Sister Bay 2000 02 Andre Jacque Rep. 1980 10 13 2011 1 1 Bellevue 2010 03 Alvin Ott Rep. 1949 6 19 2011 1 1 Forest Junction 1986 02 04 Chad Weininger Rep. 1972 2 7 2011 1 1 Green Bay 2010 05 Jim Steineke Rep. 1970 11 23 2011 1 1 Kaukauna 2010 06 Gary Tauchen Rep. 1953 11 23 2011 1 1 Bonduel 2006 03 07 Peggy Krusick Dem. 1956 10 26 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 1983 08 Jocasta Zamarripa Dem. 1976 3 8 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2010 09 Josh Zepnick Dem. 1968 3 21 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2002 04 10 Elizabeth M. Coggs Dem. 1956 12 4 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2010 11 Jason Fields Dem. 1974 1 29 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2004 12 Frederick P. Kessler Dem. 1940 1 11 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2004 05 13 David Cullen David Cullen (Wisconsin politician) Dem. 1960 2 1 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 1990 14 Dale P. Kooyenga Rep. 1979 2 12 2011 1 1 Brookfield 2010 15 Tony Staskunas Dem. 1961 1 3 2011 1 1 West Allis 1996 06 16 Leon Young Wisconsin politician Dem. 1967 7 4 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 1992 17 Barbara Toles (res. Jul. 2, 2012) Dem. 1956 7 31 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2004 --Vacant from Jul. 2, 2012-- 18 Tamara Grigsby Dem. 1974 11 19 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 2004 07 19 Jon Richards Jon Richards (politician) Dem. 1963 9 5 2011 1 1 Milwaukee 1998 20 Christine Sinicki Dem. 1960 3 28 2011 1 1 Bay View 1998 21 Mark Honadel Rep. 1956 3 29 2011 1 1 South Milwaukee 2003 08 22 Sandy Pasch Dem. 1954 5 19 2011 1 1 Whitefish Bay 2008 23 Jim Ott Rep. 1947 6 5 2011 1 1 Mequon 2006 24 Dan Knodl Rep. 1958 12 14 2011 1 1 Germantown 2008 09 25 Bob Ziegelbauer Ind. 1951 8 26 2011 1 1 Manitowoc 1992 26 Mike Endsley Rep. 1962 3 4 2011 1 1 Sheboygan 2010 27 Steve Kestell Rep. 1955 6 15 2011 1 1 Herman 1998 10 28 Erik Severson Rep. 1974 2 3 2011 1 1 Star Prairie 2010 29 John Murtha John Murtha (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1951 8 8 2011 1 1 Baldwin 2006 30 Dean Knudson Rep. 1961 4 29 2011 1 1 Hudson 2010 11 31 Stephen Nass Rep. 1952 10 7 2011 1 1 Whitewater 1990 32 Tyler August Rep. 1983 1 26 2011 1 1 Walworth 2010 33 Chris Kapenga Rep. 1972 2 19 2011 1 1 Delafield 2010 12 34 Dan Meyer Dan Meyer (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1949 1 1 2011 1 1 Eagle River 2000 35 Tom Tiffany Rep. 1957 12 30 2011 1 1 Hazelhurst 2010 36 Jeffrey Mursau Rep. 1954 6 12 2011 1 1 Crivitz 2004 13 37 Andy Jorgensen Dem. 1967 9 10 2011 1 1 Fort Atkinson 2006 38 Joel Kleefisch Rep. 1971 6 8 2011 1 1 Oconomowoc 2004 39 Jeff Fitzgerald Jeff Fitzgerald (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1966 10 12 2011 1 1 Horicon 2000 14 40 Kevin David Petersen Rep. 1964 12 14 2011 1 1 Waupaca 2006 41 Joan Ballweg Rep. 1952 3 16 2011 1 1 Markesan 2004 42 Fred Clark Fred Clark (forester) Dem. 1959 5 14 2011 1 1 Baraboo 2008 15 43 Evan Wynn Rep. 1962 6 20 2011 1 1 Whitewater 2010 44 Joe Knilans Rep. 1964 3 20 2011 1 1 Janesville 2010 45 Amy Loudenbeck Rep. 1969 9 29 2011 1 1 Clinton 2010 16 46 Gary Hebl Dem. 1951 5 15 2011 1 1 Sun Prairie 2004 47 Keith Ripp Rep. 1961 11 13 2011 1 1 Lodi 2008 48 Joe Parisi (res. Apr. 14, 2011) Dem. 1960 10 24 2011 1 1 Madison 2004 Chris Taylor Chris Taylor (Wisconsin politician) (from Aug. 9, 2011) Dem. 1968 1 13 2011 8 9 Madison 2011 17 49 Travis Tranel Rep. 1985 9 12 2011 1 1 Cuba City 2010 50 Edward Brooks Edward Brooks (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1942 7 1 2011 1 1 Reedsburg 2008 51 Howard Marklein Rep. 1954 10 3 2011 1 1 Spring Green 2010 18 52 Jeremy Thiesfeldt Rep. 1966 11 22 2011 1 1 Fond du Lac 2010 53 Richard Spanbauer Rep. 1946 3 5 2011 1 1 Oshkosh 2008 54 Gordon Hintz Dem. 1973 11 29 2011 1 1 Oshkosh 2006 19 55 Dean Kaufert Rep. 1957 5 23 2011 1 1 Neenah 1990 56 Michelle Litjens Rep. 1972 9 28 2011 1 1 Appleton 2010 57 Penny Bernard Schaber Dem. 1953 11 5 2011 1 1 Appleton 2008 20 58 Patricia Strachota Rep. 1955 6 29 2011 1 1 West Bend 2004 59 Daniel LeMahieu Rep. 1946 11 5 2011 1 1 Cascade 2002 60 --Vacant until May 17, 2011-- Duey Stroebel (from May 17, 2011) Rep. 1959 9 1 2011 5 17 Cedarburg 2011 21 61 Robert L. Turner Dem. 1947 9 14 2011 1 1 Racine 1990 62 Cory Mason Dem. 1973 1 25 2011 1 1 Racine 2006 63 Robin Vos Rep. 1968 7 5 2011 1 1 Burlington 2004 22 64 Peter Barca Dem. 1955 8 7 2011 1 1 Kenosha 1993 65 John Steinbrink Dem. 1949 4 17 2011 1 1 Pleasant Prairie 1996 66 Samantha Kerkman Rep. 1974 3 6 2011 1 1 Randall 2000 23 67 Tom Larson Tom Larson (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1948 2 11 2011 1 1 Colfax 2010 68 Kathy Bernier Rep. 1956 4 29 2011 1 1 Chippewa Falls 2010 69 Scott Suder Rep. 1968 9 28 2011 1 1 Abbotsford 1998 24 70 Amy Sue Vruwink Dem. 1975 5 22 2011 1 1 Milladore 2002 71 Louis Molepske Dem. 1974 1 6 2011 1 1 Stevens Point 2003 72 Scott Krug Rep. 1975 9 16 2011 1 1 Wisconsin Rapids 2010 25 73 Nick Milroy Dem. 1974 4 15 2011 1 1 Superior 2008 74 Janet Bewley Janet Bewley (Wisconsin Politician) Dem. 1951 11 10 2011 1 1 Ashland 2010 75 Roger Rivard Rep. 1952 8 27 2011 1 1 Rice Lake 2010 26 76 Terese Berceau Dem. 1950 8 23 2011 1 1 Madison 1998 77 Brett Hulsey Dem. 1959 4 28 2011 1 1 Madison 2010 78 Mark Pocan Dem. 1964 8 14 2011 1 1 Madison 1998 27 79 Sondy Pope-Roberts Dem. 1950 4 27 2011 1 1 Verona 2002 80 Janis Ringhand Dem. 1950 2 13 2011 1 1 Evansville 2010 81 Kelda Roys Dem. 1979 6 24 2011 1 1 Madison 2008 28 82 Jeff Stone Jeff Stone (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1961 1 28 2011 1 1 Greendale 1998 83 --Vacant until May 17, 2011-- David Craig Dave Craig (from May 17, 2011) Rep. 1979 3 16 2011 5 17 Vernon 2011 84 Mike Kuglitsch Rep. 1960 2 3 2011 1 1 New Berlin 2010 29 85 Donna Seidel Dem. 1950 8 6 2011 1 1 Wausau 2004 86 Jerry Petrowski (res. Jul. 17, 2012) Rep. 1950 6 16 2011 1 1 Marathon 1998 --Vacant from Jul. 17, 2012-- 87 Mary Williams Mary Williams (Wisconsin politician) Rep. 1949 7 8 2011 1 1 Medford 2002 30 88 John Klenke Rep. 1958 4 25 2011 1 1 Green Bay 2010 89 John Nygren Rep. 1964 2 27 2011 1 1 Marinette 2006 90 Karl Van Roy Rep. 1938 12 1 2011 1 1 Howard 2002 31 91 Chris Danou Dem. 1967 1 18 2011 1 1 Trempealeau 2008 92 Mark Radcliffe Mark Radcliffe (Wisconsin politician) Dem. 1971 6 20 2011 1 1 Black River Falls 2008 93 Warren Petryk Rep. 1955 1 24 2011 1 1 Eleva 2010 32 94 --Vacant until May 17, 2011-- Steve Doyle Steve Doyle (Wisconsin politician) (from May 17, 2011) Dem. 1958 5 21 2011 5 17 Onalaska 2011 95 Jennifer Shilling (res. Aug. 25, 2011) Dem. 1969 7 4 2011 1 1 La Crosse 2000 Jill Billings (from Nov. 21, 2011) Dem. 1962 1 19 2011 11 21 La Crosse 2011 96 Lee Nerison Rep. 1952 7 31 2011 1 1 Westby 2004 33 97 Bill Kramer Rep. 1965 1 21 2011 1 1 Waukesha 2006 98 Paul Farrow (res. Dec. 14, 2012) Rep. 1964 7 17 2011 1 1 Pewaukee 2010 --Vacant from Dec. 14, 2012-- 99 Don Pridemore Rep. 1946 10 20 2011 1 1 Hartford 2004 Changes from the 99th Legislature Wisconsin state elections, 2010 Open seats On April 14, 2011, Joe Parisi resigned from the 48th District after being elected Dane County Executive. Notes note References 2 100 Category:2011 in Wisconsin Category:2012 in Wisconsin Category:2011 U.S. legislative sessions Category:2012 U.S. legislative sessions