Patrick Testin is the senator representing the 24th district, and is the current President pro tempore of the Wisconsin Senate. He was first elected in the 2016 general election and is now in his second four-year term.[4]
Each Wisconsin State Senate district is composed of three Wisconsin State Assembly districts. The 24th Senate district comprises the 70th, 71st, and 72nd Assembly districts. The current representatives of those districts are:
The 23rd Senate district crosses two congressional districts. The portion of the district in eastern Jackson County, northeast Monroe County, and western Wood County fall within Wisconsin's 7th congressional district, which is represented by U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany; the remainder of the district in central Jackson County, northwest Monroe County, eastern Wood County, and Adams and Portage counties fall within Wisconsin's 3rd congressional district, which is represented by U.S. Representative Ron Kind.[8]
Note: the boundaries of districts have changed repeatedly over history. Previous politicians of a specific numbered district have represented a completely different geographic area, due to redistricting.
Portage and Green Lake counties, and Most of Waushara County Northern Wood County Southern Marathon County Eastern Clark County Part of Fond du Lac County Part of Dodge County Part of Winnebago County
82nd
1975–1976
83rd
1977–1978
84th
1979–1980
85th
1981–1982
86th
1983–1984
Portage and Wood counties, and Western Waupaca County Part of Marathon County
Portage County and northern Adams County, eastern Jackson County, northeast La Crosse County, northern Monroe County, western Waushara County, most of Wood County
Referencesedit
^"LTSB Open Data: Wisconsin Senate Districts (2022)". Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau. Retrieved November 19, 2022.
^"State of Wisconsin Congressional Districts" (PDF). Wisconsin Legislature. Retrieved March 18, 2021.
^Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau (comp.). State of Wisconsin 1991-1992 Blue Book. Madison: Wisconsin Department of Administration, 1991, pp. 657-666.
External linksedit
District Website
Senator Lassa's Website
December 15, 2023
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The 24th Senate District of Wisconsin is one of 33 districts in the Wisconsin State Senate 2 Located in central Wisconsin the district comprises all of Portage County and most of Wood County as well as the northern half of Adams County the western half of Waushara County eastern Jackson County and northern Monroe County It contains the cities of Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids and the U S Army base Fort McCoy 3 Wisconsin s 24thState Senate districtFrom 2022 to 2031From 2012 to 20212022 map defined in Johnson v Wisconsin Elections Commission2011 map was defined in 2011 Wisc Act 43 composed of Assembly districts 70 71 and 72Senator Patrick TestinR Stevens Pointsince January 3 2017 6 years Demographics88 5 White1 7 Black4 3 Hispanic2 4 Asian1 8 Native American0 1 Hawaiian Pacific Islander1 0 OtherPopulation 2020 Voting age178 407 1 141 831NotesCentral Wisconsin Contents 1 Current elected officials 2 Past senators 3 References 4 External linksCurrent elected officials editPatrick Testin is the senator representing the 24th district and is the current President pro tempore of the Wisconsin Senate He was first elected in the 2016 general election and is now in his second four year term 4 Each Wisconsin State Senate district is composed of three Wisconsin State Assembly districts The 24th Senate district comprises the 70th 71st and 72nd Assembly districts The current representatives of those districts are Assembly District 70 Nancy VanderMeer R Tomah 5 Assembly District 71 Katrina Shankland D Stevens Point 6 Assembly District 72 Scott Krug R Rome 7 The 23rd Senate district crosses two congressional districts The portion of the district in eastern Jackson County northeast Monroe County and western Wood County fall within Wisconsin s 7th congressional district which is represented by U S Representative Tom Tiffany the remainder of the district in central Jackson County northwest Monroe County eastern Wood County and Adams and Portage counties fall within Wisconsin s 3rd congressional district which is represented by U S Representative Ron Kind 8 Past senators editPrevious senators include 9 Note the boundaries of districts have changed repeatedly over history Previous politicians of a specific numbered district have represented a completely different geographic area due to redistricting Senator Party Notes Session Years District DefinitionDistrict created by 1852 Wisc Act 499 1852 nbsp WI Senate District 24 1853 1862Green CountyThomas Bowen Dem Redistricted from the 8th district 6th 1853Francis H West Dem 7th 1854Rep 8th 1855George E Dexter Rep 9th 185610th 1857John H Warren Rep 11th 185812th 1859John W Stewart Rep 13th 186014th 1861Edmund A West Rep 15th 186216th 1863Walter S Wescott Natl Union 17th 186418th 1865Henry Adams Natl Union 19th 186620th 1867Rep 21st 186822nd 1869John C Hall Rep 23rd 187024th 1871Joseph E Irish Rep 25th 1872 Ashland Barron Bayfield Burnett Douglas Pierce Polk and St Croix counties26th 1873Henry D Barron Rep Resigned Dec 1876 after elected Wisconsin circuit court judge 27th 187428th 187529th 1876Sam Fifield Rep Won 1876 special election 30th 1877 Ashland Barron Bayfield Burnett Douglas Polk and St Croix counties1875 population 29 3891880 population 41 915Dana Reed Bailey Rep 31st 187832nd 1879Sam Fifield Rep 33rd 188034th 1881James Hill Rep 35th 188236th 1883 1884 Barron Bayfield Burnett Douglas Polk St Croix and Washburn counties1880 population 40 856Joel F Nason Rep 37th 1885 188638th 1887 1888 Barron Bayfield Burnett Douglas Polk Sawyer and Washburn counties1885 population 41 321Charles S Taylor Rep 39th 1889 189040th 1891 1892Thompson Weeks Rep 41st 1893 1894 Walworth County and eastern Rock County42nd 1895 1896John W Whelan Rep 43rd 1897 1898 Buffalo Eau Claire and Pepin counties1895 population 57 6701900 population 56 36244th 1899 1900Frank McDonough Rep 45th 1901 190246th 1903 1904 Chippewa Eau Claire and Gates counties1900 population 64 729James H Noble Rep 47th 1905 190648th 1907 1908John W Thomas Rep 49th 1909 191050th 1911 1912Robert W Monk Rep 51st 1913 1914 Clark and Wood counties1910 population 60 65752nd 1915 1916Isaac P Witter Rep 53rd 1917 191854th 1919 1920William L Smith Rep 55th 1921 192256th 1923 1924 Clark Taylor and Wood counties57th 1925 192658th 1927 1928Walter J Rush Rep 59th 1929 193060th 1931 193261st 1933 193462nd 1935 1936Prog 63rd 1937 193864th 1939 1940Melvin R Laird Rep Died March 1946 65th 1941 194266th 1943 194467th 1945 1946 Vacant Melvin R Laird Jr Rep Won 1946 special election Re elected 1948 Elected to U S House in 1952 68th 1947 194869th 1949 195070th 1951 1952William W Clark Rep 71st 1953 195472nd 1955 1956 Clark Portage and Wood counties73rd 1957 195874th 1959 1960John M Potter Rep 75th 1961 196276th 1963 1964William C Hansen Dem 77th 1965 1966 Green Lake Portage Waushara and Wood counties78th 1967 1968Raymond F Heinzen Rep 79th 1969 197080th 1971 1972William A Bablitch Dem Resigned July 1983 after election to Wisconsin Supreme Court 81st 1973 1974 Portage and Green Lake counties andMost of Waushara CountyNorthern Wood CountySouthern Marathon CountyEastern Clark CountyPart of Fond du Lac CountyPart of Dodge CountyPart of Winnebago County82nd 1975 197683rd 1977 197884th 1979 198085th 1981 198286th 1983 1984 Portage and Wood counties andWestern Waupaca CountyPart of Marathon CountyDavid Helbach Dem Won 1983 special election Resigned Feb 1995 87th 1985 1986 Portage and Wood counties andNorthwest Adams CountyPart of Waupaca CountyPart of Marathon County88th 1987 198889th 1989 199090th 1991 199291st 1993 1994 Most of Adams CountyMost of Portage CountyMost of Wood CountyPart of Waushara County Town of Oasis Town of Plainfield Town of Rose Village of Plainfield92nd 1995 1996Kevin Shibilski Dem Won 1995 special election Resigned Dec 2002 93rd 1997 199894th 1999 200095th 2001 2002 Vacant 96th 2003 2004 Most of Adams CountyMost of Portage CountyMost of Wood CountyPart of Marathon County City of MarshfieldPart of Waushara County Town of Deerfield Town of Hancock Town of Oasis Town of Plainfield Town of Rose Village of Hancock Village of PlainfieldPart of Marquette County Town of Springfield Village of WestfieldJulie Lassa Dem Won 2003 special election 97th 2005 200698th 2007 200899th 2009 2010100th 2011 2012101st 2013 2014 nbsp Portage County andMost of Wood CountyNorthern Adams CountyWestern Waushara CountyEastern Jackson CountyNorthern Monroe County102nd 2015 2016Patrick Testin Rep 103rd 2017 2018104th 2019 2020105th 2021 2022106th 2023 2024 nbsp Portage County andnorthern Adams County eastern Jackson County northeast La Crosse County northern Monroe County western Waushara County most of Wood CountyReferences edit LTSB Open Data Wisconsin Senate Districts 2022 Wisconsin Legislative Technology Services Bureau Retrieved November 19 2022 Senate District 24 Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 16 2021 Wisconsin Legislative Districts Senate District 24 Boundaries Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 Senator Patrick Testin Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 Representative Nancy VanderMeer Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 Representative Katrina Shankland Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 Representative Scott Krug Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 State of Wisconsin Congressional Districts PDF Wisconsin Legislature Retrieved March 18 2021 Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau comp State of Wisconsin 1991 1992 Blue Book Madison Wisconsin Department of Administration 1991 pp 657 666 External links editDistrict Website Senator Lassa s Website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Wisconsin 27s 24th Senate district amp oldid 1177727997, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
