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
March 17, 2012[2] 16 32 1
July 11, 2012 17 33 0
Latest voting share 48% 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] 37 95 4
May 3, 2011[5] 59 38 98 1
August 9, 2011[6]
November 8, 2011[7] 39 99 0
June 5, 2012[8] 58 98 1
Latest voting share 60.2% 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 DistrictPartyCurrent AgeFirst electedSeat up
Frank Lasee 01Republican5620102014
Robert Cowles 02Republican6819872012
Tim Carpenter 03Democratic5820022014
Lena Taylor 04Democratic5220042012
Leah Vukmir 05Republican6020102014
Spencer Coggs 06Democratic6920032012
Chris Larson 07Democratic3720102014
Alberta Darling 08Republican7419922012
Joe Leibham 09Republican4920022014
Sheila Harsdorf 10Republican6220002012
Neal Kedzie 11Republican6220022014
Jim Holperin 12Democratic6720082012
Scott Fitzgerald 13Republican5419942014
Luther Olsen 14Republican6720042012
Tim Cullen 15Democratic7420102014
Mark Miller 16Democratic7520042012
Dale Schultz 17Republican6519912014
Jessica King 18Democratic432011†2012
Michael Ellis 19Republican7719822014
Glenn Grothman 20Republican6320042012
John Lehman 21Democratic732012†2014
Robert Wirch 22Democratic7419962012
Terry Moulton 23Republican7220102014
Julie Lassa 24Democratic4720032012
Robert Jauch 25Democratic7219862014
Fred Risser 26Democratic9119622012
Jon Erpenbach 27Democratic5719982014
Mary Lazich 28Republican6619982012
Jerry Petrowski 29Republican682012†2014
Dave Hansen 30Democratic7020002012
Kathleen Vinehout 31Democratic6020062014
Jennifer Shilling 32Democratic492011†2012
Rich Zipperer 33Republican4420102014
† Elected in a recall election (2011, 2012)

Assembly

Members

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

  1. ↑ Republicans Randy Hopper (District 18) and Dan Kapanke (District 32) recalled and were succeeded by Democrats Jessica King and Jennifer Shilling, respectively.
  2. ↑ Republican Pam Galloway (District 29) resigns.
  3. ↑ 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.
  4. ↑ Democrat Joe Parisi (District 48) resigned after being elected County Executive of Dane County
  5. ↑ Republicans Duey Stroebel and David Craig elected to succeed Gottlieb and Gunderson, respectively. Democrat Steve Doyle elected to succeed Huebsch
  6. ↑ Democrat Jennifer Shilling (District 95) elected to the State Senate in the Wisconsin Senate recall elections. Democrat Chris Taylor elected to succeed Parisi.
  7. ↑ Democrat Jill Billings elected to succeed Shilling.
  8. ↑ Republican Jerry Petrowski (District 86) elected to the State Senate in the 2012 recall elections.
  9. ↑ Legislative Leadership for 2011-12
  10. ↑ "Wisconsin Briefs" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-12-17. Retrieved 2010-12-16.
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