107th Wisconsin Legislature

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107th Wisconsin Legislature
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Overview
Legislative body Wisconsin Legislature
Meeting place Wisconsin State Capitol
TermJanuary 6, 2025 January 4, 2027
Election November 5, 2024
Senate
Members33
Senate President Mary Felzkowski (R)
President pro tempore Patrick Testin (R)
Party control Republican
Assembly
Members99
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos (R)
Speaker pro tempore Kevin D. Petersen (R)
Party control Republican

The One Hundred Seventh Wisconsin Legislature is the current ongoing legislative term in Wisconsin. It was convened on January 6, 2025, in regular session, and is scheduled to conclude on January 4, 2027, though it will likely adjourn for legislative activity in the Spring of 2026.

Contents

This is the first legislative session after the redistricting of the Senate and Assembly according to an act of the previous session.

Senators representing even-numbered districts are newly elected for this session and are serving the first two years of a four-year term. Assembly members are elected to a two-year term. Assembly members and even-numbered senators were elected in the general election of November 5, 2024. Senators representing odd-numbered districts are serving the third and fourth year of their four-year term, having been elected in the general election of November 8, 2022. [1]

Major events

Major legislation

Party summary

Senate summary

Senate Partisan composition
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Democratic: 15 seats
Republican: 18 seats WI Senate 1973.svg
Senate Partisan composition
  Democratic: 15 seats
  Republican: 18 seats
AffiliationParty
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Republican Vacant
End of previous legislature 1022321
Start of session1518330
Current voting share

Assembly summary

Assembly Partisan composition
Democratic: 45 seats
Republican: 54 seats WI Assembly 1999.svg
Assembly Partisan composition
  Democratic: 45 seats
  Republican: 54 seats
AffiliationParty
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Democratic Republican Vacant
End of previous legislature 3464981
Start of session4554990
Current voting share

Sessions

Leadership

Senate leadership

Senate majority leadership (Republican)
Senate minority leadership (Democratic)

Assembly leadership

Assembly majority leadership (Republican)
Assembly minority leadership (Democratic)

Members

Members of the Senate

Members of the Senate for the One Hundred Seventh Wisconsin Legislature:

Dist.SenatorPartyAgeHomeFirst
elected
01 André Jacque Rep.44 De Pere, Brown County 2018
02 Eric Wimberger Rep.45 Oconto, Oconto County 2020
03 Tim Carpenter Dem.64 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2002
04 Dora Drake Dem.31 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2024
05 Rob Hutton Rep.57 Brookfield, Waukesha County 2022
06 La Tonya Johnson Dem.52 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2016
07 Chris Larson Dem.44 Milwaukee, Milwaukee County 2010
08 Jodi Habush Sinykin Dem.57 Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee County 2024
09 Devin LeMahieu Rep.52 Oostburg, Sheboygan County 2014
10 Rob Stafsholt Rep.49 New Richmond, St. Croix County 2020
11 Stephen Nass Rep.72 Whitewater, Walworth County 2014
12 Mary Felzkowski Rep.61 Irma, Lincoln County 2020
13 John Jagler Rep.55 Watertown, Jefferson County 2021
14 Sarah Keyeski Dem.54 Lodi, Columbia County 2024
15 Mark Spreitzer Dem.38 Beloit, Rock County 2022
16 Melissa Ratcliff Dem.48 Cottage Grove, Dane County 2024
17 Howard Marklein Rep.70 Spring Green, Sauk County 2014
18 Kristin Alfheim Dem.53 Appleton, Outagamie County 2024
19 Rachael Cabral-Guevara Rep.48 Appleton, Outagamie County 2022
20 Dan Feyen Rep.56 Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County 2016
21 Van H. Wanggaard Rep.72 Racine, Racine County 2014
22 Robert Wirch Dem.81 Somers, Kenosha County 1996
23 Jesse James Rep.52 Altoona, Eau Claire County 2022
24 Patrick Testin Rep.36 Stevens Point, Portage County 2016
25 Romaine Quinn Rep.34 Cameron, Barron County 2022
26 Kelda Roys Dem.45 Madison, Dane County 2020
27 Dianne Hesselbein Dem.53 Middleton, Dane County 2022
28 Julian Bradley Rep.43 New Berlin, Waukesha County 2020
29 Cory Tomczyk Rep.62 Mosinee, Marathon County 2022
30 Jamie Wall Dem.53 Green Bay, Brown County 2024
31 Jeff Smith Dem.69 Brunswick, Eau Claire County 2018
32 Brad Pfaff Dem.57 Onalaska, La Crosse County 2020
33 Chris Kapenga Rep.52 Delafield, Waukesha County 2015

Members of the Assembly

Members of the Assembly for the One Hundred Seventh Wisconsin Legislature:

Sen.
Dist.
Dist.RepresentativePartyAgeResidenceFirst
Elected
01 01 Joel Kitchens Rep67 Sturgeon Bay 2014
02 Shae Sortwell Rep39 Two Rivers 2018
03 Ron Tusler Rep40 Harrison 2016
02 04 David Steffen Rep52 Howard 2014
05 Joy Goeben Rep52 Hobart 2022
06 Elijah Behnke Rep41 Chase 2021
03 07 Karen Kirsch Dem56 Greenfield 2024
08 Sylvia Ortiz-Velez Dem Milwaukee 2020
09 Priscilla Prado Dem41 Milwaukee 2024
04 10 Darrin Madison Dem27 Milwaukee 2022
11 Sequanna Taylor Dem45 Milwaukee 2024
12 Russell Goodwin Dem Milwaukee 2024
05 13 Robyn Vining Dem48 Wauwatosa 2018
14 Angelito Tenorio Dem28 West Allis 2024
15 Adam Neylon Rep40 Pewaukee 2013
06 16 Kalan Haywood Dem25 Milwaukee 2018
17 Supreme Moore Omokunde Dem45 Milwaukee 2020
18 Margaret Arney Dem42 Wauwatosa 2024
07 19 Ryan Clancy Dem47 Milwaukee 2022
20 Christine Sinicki Dem64 Milwaukee 1998
21 Jessie Rodriguez Rep47 Oak Creek 2013
08 22 Paul Melotik Rep67 Grafton 2023
23 Deb Andraca Dem54 Whitefish Bay 2020
24 Dan Knodl Rep67 Germantown 2008
09 25 Paul Tittl Rep63 Manitowoc 2012
26 Joe Sheehan Dem67 Sheboygan 2024
27 Lindee Brill Rep43 Sheboygan Falls 2024
10 28 Robin Kreibich Rep65 New Richmond 1992
29 Treig Pronschinske Rep48 Mondovi 2016
30 Shannon Zimmerman Rep52 River Falls 2016
11 31 Tyler August Rep41 Walworth 2010
32 Amanda Nedweski Rep49 Pleasant Prairie 2022
33 Robin Vos Rep56 Rochester 2004
12 34 Rob Swearingen Rep61 Rhinelander 2012
35 Calvin Callahan Rep25 Tomahawk 2020
36 Jeffrey Mursau Rep70 Crivitz 2004
13 37 Mark Born Rep48 Beaver Dam 2012
38 William Penterman Rep28 Columbus 2021
39 Alex Dallman Rep32 Green Lake 2020
14 40 Karen DeSanto Dem60 Baraboo 2024
41 Tony Kurtz Rep58 Wonewoc 2018
42 Maureen McCarville Dem66 DeForest 2024
15 43 Brienne Brown Dem51–52 Whitewater 2024
44 Ann Roe Dem58–59 Janesville 2024
45 Clinton Anderson Dem31 Beloit 2022
16 46 Joan Fitzgerald Dem59–60 Fort Atkinson 2024
47 Randy Udell Dem63–64 Fitchburg 2024
48 Andrew Hysell Dem53 Sun Prairie 2024
17 49 Travis Tranel Rep39 Cuba City 2010
50 Jenna Jacobson Dem43 Oregon 2022
51 Todd Novak Rep59 Dodgeville 2014
18 52 Lee Snodgrass Dem55 Appleton 2020
53 Dean Kaufert Rep67 Neenah 1990
54 Lori Palmeri Dem57 Oshkosh 2022
19 55 Nate Gustafson Rep29 Fox Crossing 2022
56 Dave Murphy Rep70 Greenville 2012
57 Kevin David Petersen Rep60 Waupaca 2006
20 58 Rick Gundrum Rep59 Slinger 2018
59 Robert Brooks Rep59 Saukville 2014
60 Jerry L. O'Connor Rep71 Fond du Lac 2022
21 61 Bob Donovan Rep68 Greenfield 2022
62 Angelina Cruz Dem45–46 Racine 2024
63 Robert Wittke Rep67 Racine 2018
22 64 Tip McGuire Dem37 Kenosha 2019
65 Ben DeSmidt Dem Kenosha 2024
66 Greta Neubauer Dem33 Racine 2018
23 67 David Armstrong Rep63 Rice Lake 2020
68 Rob Summerfield Rep44 Bloomer 2016
69 Karen Hurd Rep52 Withee 2022
24 70 Nancy VanderMeer Rep66 Tomah 2014
71 Vinnie Miresse Dem47 Stevens Point 2024
72 Scott Krug Rep49 Nekoosa 2010
25 73 Angela Stroud Dem43–44 Ashland 2024
74 Chanz Green Rep33 Grandview 2022
75 Duke Tucker Rep54 Grantsburg 2024
26 76 Francesca Hong Dem36 Madison 2020
77 Renuka Mayadev Dem50–51 Madison 2024
78 Shelia Stubbs Dem53 Madison 2018
27 79 Lisa Subeck Dem53 Madison 2014
80 Mike Bare Dem41 Verona 2022
81 Alex Joers Dem32 Middleton 2022
28 82 Scott Allen Rep59 Waukesha 2014
83 Dave Maxey Rep51 New Berlin 2022
84 Chuck Wichgers Rep59 Muskego 2016
29 85 Patrick Snyder Rep68 Weston 2016
86 John Spiros Rep63 Marshfield 2012
87 Brent Jacobson Rep40 Mosinee 2024
30 88 Ben Franklin Rep42 De Pere 2024
89 Ryan Spaude Dem31 Ashwaubanon 2024
90 Amaad Rivera-Wagner Dem43 Green Bay 2024
31 91 Jodi Emerson Dem51 Eau Claire 2018
92 Clint Moses Rep48 Menomonie 2020
93 Christian Phelps Dem31 Eau Claire 2024
32 94 Steve Doyle Dem66 Onalaska 2011
95 Jill Billings Dem62 La Crosse 2011
96 Tara Johnson Dem62–63 Shelby 2024
33 97 Cindi Duchow Rep65 Delafield 2015
98 Jim Piwowarczyk Rep54–55 Hubertus 2024
99 Barbara Dittrich Rep60 Oconomowoc 2018

Employees

Senate employees

Assembly employees

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