The One Hundred Fourth Wisconsin Legislature convened from January 15, 2019, to May 12, 2020, in regular session. The Legislature also held two extraordinary sessions, on February 28, 2019, and April 14–16, 2020, and six special sessions: November 7, 2019; January 28, 2020 – April 16, 2020; February 11, 2020 – February 25, 2020; April 4, 2020 – April 8, 2020; April 7, 2020 – April 8, 2020; and August 31, 2020 – December 22, 2020. The 2nd year of the 104th Legislature was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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 6, 2018.[1] 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 8, 2016.[2]
February 6, 2020: Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider education funding legislation.
March 19, 2020: First death from COVID-19 in Wisconsin. (155 cases in Wisconsin, 175 deaths in the United States)
April 3, 2020: Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider legislation to push back the spring election and make other election process changes to accommodate safe voting in the COVID-19 pandemic.
April 6, 2020: Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider legislation to set a new date for the spring election.
March 6, 2020: Act to create 753.0605 of the statutes; relating to: adding 12 circuit court branches to be allocated by the director of state courts. 2019 Wisc. Act 184
April 15, 2020: Act ... relating to: state government response to the COVID-19 pandemic. 2019 Wisc. Act 185
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The One Hundred Fourth Wisconsin Legislature convened from January 15 2019 to May 12 2020 in regular session The Legislature also held two extraordinary sessions on February 28 2019 and April 14 16 2020 and six special sessions November 7 2019 January 28 2020 April 16 2020 February 11 2020 February 25 2020 April 4 2020 April 8 2020 April 7 2020 April 8 2020 and August 31 2020 December 22 2020 The 2nd year of the 104th Legislature was significantly impacted by the COVID 19 pandemic 104th Wisconsin Legislature 103rd 105th Wisconsin State CapitolOverviewLegislative bodyWisconsin LegislatureMeeting placeWisconsin State CapitolTermJanuary 7 2019 January 4 2021ElectionNovember 6 2018SenateMembers33Senate PresidentRoger Roth R President pro temporeHoward Marklein R Party controlRepublicanAssemblyMembers99Assembly SpeakerRobin Vos R Speaker pro temporeTyler August R Party controlRepublicanSessionsRegularJanuary 15 2019 May 12 2020Special sessionsFeb 2019 Extra February 28 2019 February 28 2019Nov 2019 Spec November 7 2019 November 7 2019Jan 2020 Spec January 28 2020 April 16 2020Feb 2020 Spec February 11 2020 February 25 2020Apr 2020 Spec 1April 4 2020 April 8 2020Apr 2020 Spec 2April 7 2020 April 8 2020Apr 2020 Extra April 14 2020 April 16 2020Aug 2020 Spec August 31 2020 December 22 2020Senators 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 6 2018 1 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 8 2016 2 Contents 1 Major events 2 Major legislation 3 Party summary 3 1 Senate 3 2 Assembly 4 Sessions 5 Officers 5 1 Senate 5 1 1 Majority Leadership 5 1 2 Minority Leadership 5 2 Assembly 5 2 1 Majority Leadership 5 2 2 Minority Leadership 6 Members 6 1 Senate 6 2 Assembly 7 Committees 7 1 Joint committees 7 2 Senate committees 7 3 Assembly committees 8 Employees 8 1 Senate 8 2 Assembly 9 See also 10 Notes 11 References 12 External linksMajor events editJanuary 7 2019 Inauguration of Tony Evers as the 46th Governor of Wisconsin January 25 2019 The U S federal government shutdown over funding for President Donald Trump s planned U S Mexico border wall ended after 35 days without approving new funding for the wall March 23 2019 The final territory held by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant was liberated by Syrian Democratic Forces April 2 2019 Judge Brian Hagedorn was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court October 21 2019 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider gun control legislation October 27 2019 Abu Bakr al Baghdadi the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant killed himself during a raid by U S Special Forces near Barisha Syria December 1 2019 First known human case of COVID 19 in Wuhan Hubei China December 18 2019 The United States House of Representatives voted to impeach U S President Donald Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress January 3 2020 Iranian General Qasem Soleimani was assassinated by a U S drone strike near Baghdad International Airport in Iraq January 22 2020 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature February 5 2020 First case of COVID 19 detected in Wisconsin February 5 2020 United States Senate voted to acquit U S President Donald Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress February 6 2020 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider education funding legislation March 19 2020 First death from COVID 19 in Wisconsin 155 cases in Wisconsin 175 deaths in the United States April 3 2020 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider legislation to push back the spring election and make other election process changes to accommodate safe voting in the COVID 19 pandemic April 6 2020 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider legislation to set a new date for the spring election April 7 2020 The 2020 Wisconsin spring election took place April 13 2020 Former U S Vice President Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 Wisconsin Democratic presidential primary April 13 2020 Judge Jill Karofsky was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court defeating incumbent Justice Daniel Kelly August 11 2020 1 000th death from COVID 19 in Wisconsin 61 785 cases in Wisconsin 152 795 deaths in the United States August 23 2020 Jacob Blake a black man carrying a knife 3 was shot four times in the back and three times in the side 4 by a police officer in Kenosha Wisconsin provoking several days of protests and unrest August 24 2020 Governor Tony Evers called a special session of the Legislature to consider legislation on police reform August 25 2020 Kyle Rittenhouse a 17 year old counter protester shot and killed two protesters in Kenosha Wisconsin September 18 2020 Caleb Frostman the Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development is fired by Governor Tony Evers due to unemployment claim backlogs September 18 2020 Ruth Bader Ginsburg Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States died in Washington D C October 2 2020 U S President Donald Trump tested positive for COVID 19 and was admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center October 26 2020 Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States November 3 2020 The 2020 United States presidential election took place November 7 2020 Former U S Vice President Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 United States presidential election and elected the 46th President of the United States December 11 2020 The U S Food and Drug Administration issued its first approval for emergency use authorization for a COVID 19 vaccine Pfizer BioNTech December 12 2020 4 000th death from COVID 19 in Wisconsin 434 016 cases in Wisconsin 281 590 deaths in the United States December 19 2020 Shirley Abrahamson the 25th Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died in Berkeley California Major legislation editMarch 6 2020 Act to create 753 0605 of the statutes relating to adding 12 circuit court branches to be allocated by the director of state courts 2019 Wisc Act 184 April 15 2020 Act relating to state government response to the COVID 19 pandemic 2019 Wisc Act 185Party summary editSenate edit Affiliation Party Shading indicates majority caucus TotalDemocratic Republican VacantEnd of previous legislature 15 18 33 0Beginning of this legislature 14 19 33 0from May 15 2020 note 1 13 32 1from May 18 2020 note 2 18 31 2Final voting share 41 94 58 06 Beginning of next session 12 20 32 1Assembly edit Affiliation Party Shading indicates majority caucus TotalDemocratic Republican VacantEnd of previous legislature 35 64 99 0Beginning of this legislature 36 63 99 0From January 8 2019 note 3 35 98 1From May 13 2019 note 4 36 99 0From June 18 2020 note 5 35 98 1From July 31 2020 note 6 34 97 2From December 2 2020 note 7 62 96 3Final voting share 35 42 64 58 Beginning of next session 38 60 98 1Sessions editRegular session January 15 2019 May 12 2020 February 2019 Extraordinary session February 28 2019 February 28 2019 November 2019 Special session November 7 2019 November 7 2019 January 2020 Special session January 28 2020 April 16 2020 February 2020 Special session February 11 2020 February 25 2020 April 2020 Special session 1 April 4 2020 April 8 2020 April 2020 Special session 2 April 7 2020 April 8 2020 April 2020 Extraordinary session April 14 2020 April 16 2020 August 2020 Special session August 31 2020 December 22 2020Officers editSenate edit President Roger Roth R President pro tempore Howard Marklein R Majority Leadership edit Majority Leader Scott L Fitzgerald R Assistant Majority Leader Dan Feyen R Majority Caucus Chair Van H Wanggaard R Majority Caucus Vice Chair Patrick Testin R Minority Leadership edit Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling D until April 24 2020 After April 24 2020 Janet Bewley D Assistant Minority Leader Janet Bewley D until April 24 2020 After April 24 2020 Janis Ringhand D Minority Caucus Chair Mark F Miller D Minority Caucus Vice Chair Janis Ringhand D until April 24 2020 After April 24 2020 VacantAssembly edit Speaker Robin Vos R Speaker pro tempore Tyler August R Majority Leadership edit Majority Leader Jim Steineke R Assistant Majority Leader Mary Felzkowski R Majority Caucus Chair Dan Knodl R Minority Leadership edit Minority Leader Gordon Hintz D Assistant Minority Leader Dianne Hesselbein D Minority Caucus Chair Mark Spreitzer D Members editSenate edit Members of the Wisconsin Senate for the 104th Wisconsin Legislature District Home Senator Party First elected01 De Pere Brown County Andre Jacque Rep 201802 Allouez Brown County Robert Cowles Rep 198703 Milwaukee Milwaukee County Tim Carpenter Dem 200204 Milwaukee Milwaukee County Lena Taylor Dem 200405 Brookfield Waukesha County Dale P Kooyenga Rep 201806 Milwaukee Milwaukee County La Tonya Johnson Dem 201607 Milwaukee Milwaukee County Chris Larson Dem 201008 River Hills Milwaukee County Alberta Darling Rep 199209 Sheboygan Sheboygan County Devin LeMahieu Rep 201410 Somerset St Croix County Patty Schachtner Dem 201811 Whitewater Walworth County Stephen Nass Rep 201412 Minocqua Oneida County Tom Tiffany until May 18 2020 Rep 201213 Juneau Dodge County Scott L Fitzgerald Rep 199414 Ripon Fond du Lac County Luther Olsen Rep 200415 Evansville Rock County Janis Ringhand Dem 201416 Monona Dane County Mark F Miller Dem 200417 Spring Green Sauk County Howard Marklein Rep 201418 Fond du Lac Fond du Lac County Dan Feyen Rep 201619 Appleton Outagamie County Roger Roth Rep 201420 Saukville Ozaukee County Duey Stroebel Rep 201521 Racine Racine County Van H Wanggaard Rep 201422 Kenosha Kenosha County Robert Wirch Dem 199623 Chippewa Falls Chippewa County Kathy Bernier Rep 201824 Stevens Point Portage County Patrick Testin Rep 201625 Mason Bayfield County Janet Bewley Dem 201426 Madison Dane County Fred Risser Dem 196227 West Point Columbia County Jon Erpenbach Dem 199828 Big Bend Waukesha County Dave Craig Rep 201629 Marathon Marathon County Jerry Petrowski Rep 201230 Green Bay Brown County Dave Hansen Dem 200031 Eau Claire Eau Claire County Jeff Smith Dem 201832 La Crosse La Crosse County Jennifer Shilling until May 15 2020 Dem 201133 Delafield Waukesha County Chris Kapenga Rep 2015Assembly edit Members of the Assembly for the 104th Wisconsin Legislature SenateDistrict AssemblyDistrict Representative Party Age 2019 Residence First Elected01 01 Joel Kitchens Rep 61 Sturgeon Bay 201402 Shae Sortwell Rep 33 Two Rivers 201803 Ron Tusler Rep 34 Appleton 201602 04 David Steffen Rep 46 Howard 201405 Jim Steineke Rep 48 Kaukauna 201006 Gary Tauchen Rep 65 Bonduel 200603 07 Daniel Riemer Dem 32 Milwaukee 201208 JoCasta Zamarripa Dem 42 Milwaukee 201009 Marisabel Cabrera Dem 43 Milwaukee 201804 10 David Bowen Dem 31 Milwaukee 201411 Jason Fields Dem 44 Milwaukee 200412 LaKeshia Myers Dem 34 Milwaukee 201805 13 Rob Hutton Rep 51 Brookfield 201214 Robyn Vining Dem 42 Wauwatosa 201815 Joe Sanfelippo Rep 54 New Berlin 201206 16 Kalan Haywood Dem 19 Milwaukee 201817 David Crowley until June 18 2020 Dem 32 Milwaukee 201618 Evan Goyke Dem 36 Milwaukee 201207 19 Jonathan Brostoff Dem 35 Milwaukee 201420 Christine Sinicki Dem 58 Bay View 199821 Jessie Rodriguez Rep 41 Franklin 201308 22 Janel Brandtjen Rep 52 Waukesha 201423 Jim Ott Rep 71 Mequon 200624 Dan Knodl Rep 60 Germantown 200809 25 Paul Tittl Rep 57 Manitowoc 201226 Terry Katsma Rep 60 Oostburg 201427 Tyler Vorpagel Rep 33 Plymouth 201410 28 Gae Magnafici Rep 66 Dresser 201829 Rob Stafsholt Rep New Richmond 201630 Shannon Zimmerman Rep 46 River Falls 201611 31 Amy Loudenbeck Rep 49 Clinton 201032 Tyler August Rep 35 Walworth 201033 Cody Horlacher Rep 31 Mukwonago 201412 34 Rob Swearingen Rep 55 Rhinelander 201235 Calvin Callahan Rep 55 Irma 201236 Jeffrey Mursau Rep 64 Crivitz 200413 37 John Jagler Rep 49 Watertown 201238 Barbara Dittrich Rep 54 Oconomowoc 201839 Mark Born Rep 42 Beaver Dam 201214 40 Kevin David Petersen Rep 54 Waupaca 200641 Joan Ballweg Rep 66 Markesan 200442 Jon Plumer Rep 63 Lodi 201815 43 Don Vruwink Dem 66 Milton 201644 Debra Kolste Dem 65 Janesville 201245 Mark Spreitzer Dem 32 Beloit 201416 46 Gary Hebl Dem 67 Sun Prairie 200447 Jimmy P Anderson Dem 32 Fitchburg 201648 Melissa Agard Sargent Dem 49 Madison 201217 49 Travis Tranel Rep 33 Cuba City 201050 Tony Kurtz Rep 52 Wonewoc 201851 Todd Novak Rep 53 Dodgeville 201418 52 Jeremy Thiesfeldt Rep 52 Fond du Lac 201053 Michael Schraa Rep 57 Oshkosh 201254 Gordon Hintz Dem 45 Oshkosh 200619 55 Mike Rohrkaste Rep 60 Neenah 201456 Dave Murphy Rep 64 Greenville 201257 Amanda Stuck Dem 36 Appleton 201420 58 Rick Gundrum Rep 53 Slinger 201859 Timothy Ramthun Rep 61 Campbellsport 201860 Robert Brooks Rep 53 Saukville 201121 61 Samantha Kerkman Rep 44 Powers Lake 200062 Robert Wittke Rep 61 Racine 201863 Robin Vos Rep 50 Rochester 200422 64 Tip McGuire from May 13 2019 Dem Somers 201965 Tod Ohnstad Dem 66 Kenosha 201266 Greta Neubauer Dem 27 Racine 201823 67 Rob Summerfield Rep 38 Bloomer 201668 Jesse James Rep 46 Altoona 201869 Bob Kulp Rep 52 Stratford 201324 70 Nancy VanderMeer Rep 60 Tomah 201471 Katrina Shankland Dem 31 Stevens Point 201272 Scott Krug Rep 43 Wisconsin Rapids 201025 73 Nick Milroy Dem 44 Superior 200874 Beth Meyers Dem 59 Bayfield 201475 Romaine Quinn Rep 28 Cameron 201426 76 Chris Taylor until July 31 2020 Dem 50 Madison 201177 Shelia Stubbs Dem 47 Madison 201878 Lisa Subeck Dem 47 Madison 201427 79 Dianne Hesselbein Dem 47 Middleton 201280 Sondy Pope Roberts Dem 68 Mount Horeb 200281 Dave Considine Dem 66 Baraboo 201428 82 Ken Skowronski Rep 80 Franklin 201383 Chuck Wichgers Rep 53 Muskego 201684 Mike Kuglitsch Rep 58 New Berlin 201029 85 Patrick Snyder Rep 62 Schofield 201686 John Spiros Rep 57 Marshfield 201287 James W Edming Rep 73 Glen Flora 201430 88 John Macco Rep 60 De Pere 201489 John Nygren until December 2 2020 Rep 54 Marinette 200690 Staush Gruszynski Dem 33 Green Bay 201831 91 Jodi Emerson Dem 45 Eau Claire 201892 Treig Pronschinske Rep 51 Mondovi 201693 Warren Petryk Rep 63 Eleva 201032 94 Steve Doyle Dem 60 Onalaska 201195 Jill Billings Dem 56 La Crosse 201196 Loren Oldenburg Rep 53 Viroqua 201833 97 Scott Allen Rep 53 Waukesha 201498 Adam Neylon Rep 34 Pewaukee 201399 Cindi Duchow Rep 60 Delafield 2015Committees editLegislative committees and leadership for the 104th Legislature 5 6 7 Joint committees edit Joint Legislative Audit Committee Assembly Co chair Samantha Kerkman Senate Co chair Robert Cowles Joint Legislative Council Assembly Co chair Robert Brooks Senate Co chair Roger Roth Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules Assembly Co chair Joan Ballweg Senate Co chair Stephen Nass Joint Committee on Employment Relations Assembly Co chair Robin Vos Senate Co chair Roger Roth Joint Committee on Finance Assembly Co chair John Nygren Senate Co chair Alberta Darling Joint Committee on Information Policy and Technology Assembly Co chair Dan Knodl Senate Co chair Andre Jacque Joint Committee on Legislative Organization Assembly Co chair Robin Vos Senate Co chair Roger Roth Joint Review Committee on Criminal Penalties Assembly Co chair Rob Hutton Senate Co chair Van H Wanggaard Joint Survey Committee on Retirement Systems Assembly Co chair Kathy Bernier Senate Co chair Mary Felzkowski Joint Survey Committee on Tax Exemptions Assembly Co chair Tyler August Senate Co chair Dale P Kooyenga Speaker s Task Force on Water Quality Chair Todd Novak Senate committees edit Senate Committee on Administrative Rules Chair Stephen Nass Senate Committee on Agriculture Revenue and Financial Institutions Chair Howard Marklein Senate Committee on Economic Development Commerce and Trade Chair Dan Feyen Senate Committee on Education Chair Luther Olsen Senate Committee on Elections Ethics and Rural Issues Chair Kathy Bernier Senate Committee on Finance Chair Alberta Darling Senate Committee on Government Operations Technology and Consumer Protection Chair Duey Stroebel Senate Committee on Health and Human Services Chair Patrick Testin Senate Committee on Insurance Financial Services Government Oversight and Courts Chair Dave Craig Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety Chair Van H Wanggaard Senate Committee on Labor and Regulatory Reform Chair Stephen Nass Senate Committee on Local Government Small Business Tourism and Workforce Development Chair Andre Jacque Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy Chair Robert Cowles Senate Committee on Public Benefits Licensing and State Federal Relations Chair Chris Kapenga Senate Committee on Senate Organization Chair Scott L Fitzgerald Senate Committee on Sporting Heritage Mining and Forestry Chair Devin LeMahieu Senate Committee on Transportation Veterans and Military Affairs Chair Jerry Petrowski Senate Committee on Universities Technical Colleges Children and Families Chair Dale P Kooyenga Senate Committee on Utilities and Housing Chair Devin LeMahieu Assembly committees edit Assembly Committee for Review of Administrative Rules Assembly Committee on Aging and Long Term Care Assembly Committee on Agriculture Assembly Committee on Assembly Organization Chair Robin Vos Assembly Committee on Audit Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections Assembly Committee on Children and Families Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities Assembly Committee on Community Development Assembly Committee on Constitution and Ethics Assembly Committee on Consumer Protection Assembly Committee on Corrections Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and Public Safety Assembly Committee on Education Assembly Committee on Employment Relations Assembly Committee on Energy and Utilities Assembly Committee on Environment Assembly Committee on Family Law Assembly Committee on Federalism and Interstate Relations Assembly Committee on Finance Assembly Committee on Financial Institutions Assembly Committee on Forestry Parks and Outdoor Recreation Assembly Committee on Government Accountability and Oversight Assembly Committee on Health Assembly Committee on Housing and Real Estate Assembly Committee on Insurance Assembly Committee on International Affairs and Commerce Assembly Committee on Jobs and the Economy Assembly Committee on Judiciary Assembly Committee on Labor and Integrated Employment Assembly Committee on Local Government Assembly Committee on Medicaid Reform and Oversight Assembly Committee on Mental Health Assembly Committee on Public Benefit Reform Assembly Committee on Regulatory Licensing Reform Assembly Committee on Rules Assembly Committee on Rural Development Assembly Committee on Science and Technology Assembly Committee on Small Business Development Assembly Committee on Sporting Heritage Assembly Committee on State Affairs Assembly Committee on Substance Abuse and Prevention Assembly Committee on Tourism Assembly Committee on Transportation Assembly Committee on Veterans and Military Affairs Assembly Committee on Ways and Means Assembly Committee on Workforce Development Assembly Speaker s Task Force on Adoption Assembly Speaker s Task Force on Racial Disparities Assembly Speaker s Task Force on Suicide Prevention Assembly Subcommittee on Education and Economic Development Assembly Subcommittee on Law Enforcement Policies and StandardsEmployees editSenate edit Chief Clerk Jeff Renk Sergeant at Arms Ted BlazelAssembly edit Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller Sergeant at Arms Anne Tonnon ByersSee also edit2016 Wisconsin elections 2016 Wisconsin State Senate election 2018 Wisconsin elections 2018 Wisconsin State Senate election 2018 Wisconsin State Assembly electionNotes edit Democrat Jennifer Shilling Senate District 32 resigned Republican Tom Tiffany Senate District 12 resigned due to his election to the United States House of Representatives Democrat Peter W Barca Assembly District 64 resigned after he was appointed Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Revenue Democrat Tip McGuire replaced Peter W Barca Assembly District 64 Democrat David Crowley Assembly District 17 resigned after he was elected Milwaukee County Executive Democrat Chris Taylor Assembly District 76 resigned after she was appointed Wisconsin circuit court judge in Dane County Republican John Nygren Assembly District 89 resigned References edit Canvass Results for 2018 General Election 11 6 2018 PDF Report Wisconsin Elections Commission February 22 2019 Archived from the original PDF on February 7 2020 Retrieved February 12 2021 Canvass Results for 2016 General Election 11 8 2016 PDF Report Wisconsin Elections Commission December 22 2016 Archived from the original PDF on March 7 2020 Retrieved February 12 2021 Dakin Andone Jacob Blake says he didn t want to be the next George Floyd in first interview since he was shot by police CNN No charges against Wisconsin officer who shot Jacob Blake AP NEWS April 20 2021 2019 Joint Committees Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved February 13 2021 2019 Senate Committees Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved February 13 2021 2019 Assembly Committees Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved February 13 2021 External links editWisconsin State Senate Wisconsin State Assembly Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 104th Wisconsin Legislature amp oldid 1154345792, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
