Scott Krug

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Scott Krug
Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly from the 72nd district
In office 2011 – Present
Personal details
Born	(1975-09-16) September 16, 1975 Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
Political party	Republican
Residence	Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin
Alma mater	UW-Green Bay
Profession	Politician
Website	Official website

Scott Krug (born September 16, 1975) is a Wisconsin politician and legislator.

He graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Green Bay with a degree in Psychology in 2009. He was elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2010.^[1]^[2]

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Members of the Wisconsin State Assembly

101st Wisconsin Legislature (2013-2015)

Speaker of the Assembly: Robin Vos (R)
Speaker pro tempore: Bill Kramer (R)
Majority Leader: Scott Suder (R)
Minority Leader: Peter W. Barca (D)

Garey Bies (R)
Andre Jacque (R)
Al Ott (R)
Chad Weininger (R)
Jim Steineke (R)
Gary Tauchen (R)
Daniel Riemer (D)
JoCasta Zamarripa (D)
Josh Zepnick (D)
Sandy Pasch (D)
Mandela Barnes (D)
Fred Kessler (D)
Rob Hutton (R)
Dale P. Kooyenga (R)
Joe Sanfelippo (R)
Leon Young (D)
La Tonya Johnson (D)
Evan Goyke (D)
Jon Richards (D)
Christine Sinicki (D)
Jessie Rodriguez (R)
Don Pridemore (R)
Jim Ott (R)
Dan Knodl (R)
Paul Tittl (R)

Mike Endsley (R)
Steve Kestell (R)
Erik Severson (R)
John Murtha (R)
Dean Knudson (R)
Amy Loudenbeck (R)
Tyler August (R)
Stephen Nass (R)
Rob Swearingen (R)
Mary Czaja (R)
Jeffrey Mursau (R)
John Jagler (R)
Joel Kleefisch (R)
Mark Born (R)
Kevin David Petersen (R)
Joan Ballweg (R)
Keith Ripp (R)
Andy Jorgensen (D)
Debra Kolste (D)
Janis Ringhand (D)
Gary Hebl (D)
Robb Kahl (D)
Melissa Sargent (D)
Travis Tranel (R)
Edward Brooks (R)

Chris Taylor (D)
Terese Berceau (D)
Brett Hulsey (D)
Dianne Hesselbein (D)
Sondy Pope-Roberts (D)
Fred Clark (D)
Ken Skowronski (R)
David Craig (R)
Mike Kuglitsch (R)
Mandy Wright (D)
John Spiros (R)
Mary Williams (R)
John Klenke (R)
John Nygren (R)
Eric Genrich (D)
Dana Wachs (D)
Chris Danou (D)
Warren Petryk (R)
Steve Doyle (D)
Jill Billings (D)
Lee Nerison (R)
Bill Kramer (R)
Adam Neylon (R)
Chris Kapenga (R)

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