100th Wisconsin Legislature

The One-Hundredth Wisconsin Legislature convened on January 3, 2011.

Sessions

2011 regular session

Party summary

Senate

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)		Total

	Republican	Democratic		Vacant
End of previous legislature	15	18	33	0

Begin	19	14	33	0
August 9, 2011^[1]	17	16	33	0
March 17, 2012^[2]	16	16	32	1
July 11, 2012	16	17	33	0
Latest voting share	7001480000000000000♠48%	7001520000000000000♠52%

Assembly

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)			Total

	Republican	Ind	Democratic		Vacant
End of previous legislature	45	2	50	97	2

Begin^[3]	57	1	38	96	3
April 14, 2011^[4]	57		37	95	4
May 3, 2011^[5]	59		38	98	1
August 9, 2011^[6]			38	98	1
November 8, 2011^[7]			39	99	0
June 5, 2012^[8]	58		39	98	1
Latest voting share	7001602000000000000♠60.2%	7001398009999900000♠39.8%

Officers

Legislative Leadership for 2011-12 ^[9]
Wisconsin ^[10]

Senate

President of the Senate: Sen. Fred Risser
President pro tempore: Sen. Tim Carpenter
Chief Clerk: Hon. Robert J. Marchant
Sergeant at arms: Hon. Edward Blazel

Democratic leadership

Majority Leader: Sen. Mark Miller

Assistant Majority Leader: Sen. Dave Hansen

Caucus chairperson: Sen. Julie Lassa

Caucus vice chairperson: Sen. Kathleen Vinehout

Caucus sergeant at arms: None

Republican leadership

Minority Leader: Sen. Scott L. Fitzgerald

Assistant Minority Leader: Sen. Glenn Grothman

Caucus chairperson: Sen. Vacant

Caucus vice chairperson: Sen. Sheila Harsdorf

Caucus sergeant at arms: None

Assembly

Speaker of the Assembly: Rep. Jeff Fitzgerald
Speaker pro tempore: Rep. Bill Kramer
Chief clerk: Hon. Patrick E. Fuller
Sergeant at arms: Hon. Anne Tonnon Byers

Republican leadership

Majority Leader: Rep. Scott Suder

Assistant majority leader: Rep. Dan Knodl

Caucus chairperson: Rep. Joan Ballweg

Caucus vice chairperson: Rep. John Murtha

Caucus secretary: Rep. Mary Williams

Caucus sergeant at arms: Rep. Samantha Kerkman

Democratic leadership

Minority Leader: Rep. Peter Barca

Assistant minority leader: Rep. Donna Seidel

Caucus chairperson: Rep. Kelda Helen Roys

Caucus vice chairperson: Rep. Fred Clark

Caucus secretary: Rep. Penny Bernard Schaber

Caucus sergeant at arms: Rep. Josh Zepnick

Members

Senate

Members

Senator	District	Party	Current Age	First elected	Seat up
Frank Lasee	01	Republican	55	2010	2014
Robert Cowles	02	Republican	67	1987	2012
Tim Carpenter	03	Democratic	57	2002	2014
Lena Taylor	04	Democratic	51	2004	2012
Leah Vukmir	05	Republican	59	2010	2014
Spencer Coggs	06	Democratic	68	2003	2012
Chris Larson	07	Democratic	36	2010	2014
Alberta Darling	08	Republican	73	1992	2012
Joe Leibham	09	Republican	48	2002	2014
Sheila Harsdorf	10	Republican	61	2000	2012
Neal Kedzie	11	Republican	61	2002	2014
Jim Holperin	12	Democratic	66	2008	2012
Scott Fitzgerald	13	Republican	53	1994	2014
Luther Olsen	14	Republican	66	2004	2012
Tim Cullen	15	Democratic	73	2010	2014
Mark Miller	16	Democratic	74	2004	2012
Dale Schultz	17	Republican	64	1991	2014
Jessica King	18	Democratic	42	2011†	2012
Michael Ellis	19	Republican	76	1982	2014
Glenn Grothman	20	Republican	62	2004	2012
John Lehman	21	Democratic	72	2012†	2014
Robert Wirch	22	Democratic	73	1996	2012
Terry Moulton	23	Republican	71	2010	2014
Julie Lassa	24	Democratic	46	2003	2012
Robert Jauch	25	Democratic	71	1986	2014
Fred Risser	26	Democratic	90	1962	2012
Jon Erpenbach	27	Democratic	56	1998	2014
Mary Lazich	28	Republican	64	1998	2012
Jerry Petrowski	29	Republican	67	2012†	2014
Dave Hansen	30	Democratic	69	2000	2012
Kathleen Vinehout	31	Democratic	59	2006	2014
Jennifer Shilling	32	Democratic	48	2011†	2012
Rich Zipperer	33	Republican	43	2010	2014

† Elected in a recall election (2011, 2012)

Assembly

Members

District	Representative	Party	Current Age	Residence	First Elected
1	Garey Bies	Rep	70	Sister Bay	2000
2	Andre Jacque	Rep	36	Bellevue	2010
3	Alvin Ott	Rep	68	Forest Junction	1986
4	Chad Weininger	Rep	45	Green Bay	2010
5	Jim Steineke	Rep	46	Kaukauna	2010
6	Gary Tauchen	Rep	63	Bonduel	2006
7	Peggy Krusick	Dem	60	Milwaukee	1983
8	Jocasta Zamarripa	Dem	41	Milwaukee	2010
9	Josh Zepnick	Dem	49	Milwaukee	2002
10	Elizabeth M. Coggs	Dem	57	Milwaukee	2010
11	Jason Fields	Dem	43	Milwaukee	2004
12	Frederick P. Kessler	Dem	77	Milwaukee	2004
13	David Cullen	Dem	57	Milwaukee	1990
14	Dale P. Kooyenga	Rep	38	Brookfield	2010
15	Tony Staskunas	Dem	56	West Allis	1996
16	Leon Young	Dem	50	Milwaukee	1992
17	Barbara Toles	Dem	61	Milwaukee	2004
18	Tamara Grigsby	Dem	42	Milwaukee	2004
19	Jon Richards	Dem	53	Milwaukee	1998
20	Christine Sinicki	Dem	57	Bay View	1998
21	Mark Honadel	Rep	61	South Milwaukee	2003
22	Sandy Pasch	Dem	63	Whitefish Bay	2008
23	Jim Ott	Rep	70	Mequon	2006
24	Dan Knodl	Rep	58	Germantown	2008
25	Bob Ziegelbauer	Ind	65	Manitowoc	1992
26	Mike Endsley	Rep	55	Sheboygan	2010
27	Steve Kestell	Rep	62	Herman	1998
28	Erik Severson	Rep	43	Star Prairie	2010
29	John Murtha	Rep	66	Baldwin	2006
30	Dean Knudson	Rep	56	Hudson	2010
31	Stephen Nass	Rep	64	Whitewater	1990
32	Tyler August	Rep	34	Walworth	2010
33	Chris Kapenga	Rep	45	Delafield	2010
34	Dan Meyer	Rep	68	Eagle River	2000
35	Tom Tiffany	Rep	59	Hazelhurst	2010
36	Jeffrey Mursau	Rep	63	Crivitz	2004
37	Andy Jorgensen	Dem	49	Fort Atkinson	2006
38	Joel Kleefisch	Rep	46	Oconomowoc	2004
39	Jeff Fitzgerald	Rep	50	Horicon	2000
40	Kevin David Petersen	Rep	52	Waupaca	2006
41	Joan Ballweg	Rep	65	Markesan	2004
42	Fred Clark	Dem	58	Baraboo	2008
43	Evan Wynn	Rep	55	Whitewater	2010
44	Joe Knilans	Rep	53	Janesville	2010
45	Amy Loudenbeck	Rep	47	Clinton	2010
46	Gary Hebl	Dem	66	Sun Prairie	2004
47	Keith Ripp	Rep	55	Lodi	2008
48	Chris Taylor	Dem	49	Madison	2011
49	Travis Tranel	Rep	31	Cuba City	2010
50	Edward Brooks	Rep	75	Reedsburg	2008
51	Howard Marklein	Rep	62	Spring Green	2010
52	Jeremy Thiesfeldt	Rep	50	Fond du Lac	2010
53	Richard Spanbauer	Rep	71	Oshkosh	2008
54	Gordon Hintz	Dem	43	Oshkosh	2006
55	Dean Kaufert	Rep	60	Neenah	1990
56	Michelle Litjens	Rep	44	Appleton	2010
57	Penny Bernard Schaber	Dem	63	Appleton	2008
58	Patricia Strachota	Rep	62	West Bend	2004
59	Daniel LeMahieu	Rep	70	Cascade	2002
60	Duey Stroebel	Rep	57	Cedarburg	2011
61	Robert L. Turner	Dem	69	Racine	1990
62	Cory Mason	Dem	44	Racine	2006
63	Robin Vos	Rep	49	Burlington	2004
64	Peter Barca	Dem	62	Kenosha	1993
65	John Steinbrink	Dem	68	Pleasant Prairie	1996
66	Samantha Kerkman	Rep	43	Powers Lake	2000
67	Tom Larson	Rep	69	Colfax	2010
68	Kathy Bernier	Rep	61	Chippewa Falls	2010
69	Scott Suder	Rep	48	Abbotsford	1998
70	Amy Sue Vruwink	Dem	42	Milladore	2002
71	Louis Molepske	Dem	43	Stevens Point	2003
72	Scott Krug	Rep	41	Wisconsin Rapids	2010
73	Nick Milroy	Dem	43	Superior	2008
74	Janet Bewley	Dem	65	Ashland	2010
75	Roger Rivard	Rep	64	Rice Lake	2010
76	Terese Berceau	Dem	66	Madison	1998
77	Brett Hulsey	Dem	58	Madison	2010
78	Mark Pocan	Dem	52	Madison	1998
79	Sondy Pope-Roberts	Dem	67	Verona	2002
80	Janis Ringhand	Dem	67	Evansville	2010
81	Kelda Roys	Dem	38	Madison	2008
82	Jeff Stone	Rep	56	Greendale	1998
83	David Craig	Rep	38	Vernon	2011
84	Mike Kuglitsch	Rep	57	New Berlin	2010
85	Donna Seidel	Dem	67	Wausau	2004
86	Vacant
87	Mary Williams	Rep	68	Medford	2002
88	John Klenke	Rep	59	Green Bay	2010
89	John Nygren	Rep	53	Marinette	2006
90	Karl Van Roy	Rep	78	Howard	2002
91	Chris Danou	Dem	50	Trempealeau	2008
92	Mark Radcliffe	Dem	46	Black River Falls	2008
93	Warren Petryk	Rep	62	Eleva	2010
94	Steve Doyle	Dem	59	Onalaska	2011
95	Jill Billings	Dem	55	La Crosse	2011
96	Lee Nerison	Rep	65	Westby	2004
97	Bill Kramer	Rep	52	Waukesha	2006
98	Paul Farrow	Rep	53	Pewaukee	2010
99	Don Pridemore	Rep	70	Hartford	2004

Changes from the 99th Legislature

Open seats

On April 14, 2011, Joe Parisi resigned from the 48th District after being elected Dane County Executive.

References

↑ Republicans Randy Hopper (District 18) and Dan Kapanke (District 32) recalled and were succeeded by Democrats Jessica King and Jennifer Shilling, respectively.
↑ Republican Pam Galloway (District 29) resigns.
↑ Republicans Mark Gottlieb, Scott Gunderson and Michael Huebsch (Districts 60, 83 and 94, respectively) resigned January 3 to take positions in Gov.-elect Scott Walker's administration.
↑ Democrat Joe Parisi (District 48) resigned after being elected County Executive of Dane County
↑ Republicans Duey Stroebel and David Craig elected to succeed Gottlieb and Gunderson, respectively. Democrat Steve Doyle elected to succeed Huebsch
↑ Democrat Jennifer Shilling (District 95) elected to the State Senate in the Wisconsin Senate recall elections. Democrat Chris Taylor elected to succeed Parisi.
↑ Democrat Jill Billings elected to succeed Shilling.
↑ Republican Jerry Petrowski (District 86) elected to the State Senate in the 2012 recall elections.
↑ Legislative Leadership for 2011-12
↑ Wisconsin Briefs

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