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Find My WI Legislators by Address Senate District 3: Tim Carpenter (D Find My WI Legislators by Address Senate District 3: Tim Carpenter (R - Saukville) (D - Milwaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/20/stroebel legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/03/carpenter (608) 266-7513 (608) 266-8535 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/Senatorstroebel facebook.com/timcarpentermke Twitter: @SenStroebel Twitter: @TimCarpenterMKE Senate District 20: Chris Kapenga Senate District 4: Lena Taylor (R -Delafield) (D - Milwaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/33/kapenga legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/04/taylor (608) 266-9174 (608) 266-5810 (414) 342-7176 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/SenatorKapenga facebook.com/SenLenaTaylor Twitter: @SenatorKapenga Twitter: @SenTaylor Senate District 28: David Craig Senate District 5: Dale Kooyenga (R - Big Bend) (R - Brookfield) legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/28/craig https://legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/05/kooyenga (608) 266-5400 (608) 266-2512 (866) 817-6061 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/SenDaveCraig facebook.com/dale.kooyenga Twitter: @SenDaveCraig Twitter: @SenKooyenga Assembly District 7: David Riemer Senate District 6: LaTonya Johnson (D - Milwaukee) (D - Milwaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/07/riemer legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/05/johnson (608) 266-1733 (888) 529-0007 (608) 266-2500 (414) 313-1241 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/RepDanielRiemer facebook.com/SenLaTonyaJohnson Twitter: @RepDanielRiemer Twitter: @StateSenLaTonya Assembly District 8: Jocasta Zamarripa Senate District 7: Chris Larson (D - Milwaukee) (D - Milwaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/08/zamarripa legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/07/larson (608) 267-7669 (888) 534-0008 (608) 266-7505 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/Rep.Zamarripa https://www.facebook.com/SenatorLeahVukmir/ Twitter: @Repjocasta Twitter: @SenChrisLarson Assembly District 9: Marisabel Cabrera Senate District 8: Alberta Darling (D - Milwaukee) (R - River Hills) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/09/cabrera legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/08/darling (608) 266-1707 (888) 534-0009 (608) 266-5830 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/repZepnick facebook.com/SenatorAlbertaDarling/ Twitter: @SenDarling Assembly District 10: David Bowen (D - Milwaukee) Senate District 11: Stephan Nass legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/10/bowen (R - Whitewater) (608) 266-7671 (888) 534-0010 legis.wisconsin.gov/senate/11/nass [email protected] (608) 266-2635 facebook.com/StateRepDavidBowen [email protected] Twitter: @DavidFBowen Senate District 20: Duey Stroebel Assembly District 11: Jason Fields Assembly District 19: Jonathan Brostoff (D - Milwaukee) (D - Milwaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/11/fields legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/19/brostoff (608) 266-3756 (888) 534-0011 (608) 266-0650 (888) 534-0019 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/jason.m.fields facebook.com/Rep.Brostoff Twiiter: @RepBrostoff Assembly District 12: LaKeshia Myers (D - Milwaukee) Assembly District 20: Christine Sinicki legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/12/myers (D - Milwaukee) [email protected] legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/20/sinicki [email protected] (608) 266-8588 (414) 481-7667 facebook.com/lakeshia.myers.9 [email protected] facebook.com/RepChristineSinicki Assembly District 13: Rob Hutton (R - Brookfield) Assembly District 21: Jessie Rodriguez legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/13/hutton (R - Oak Creek) 608) 267-9836 (888) 534-0013 legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/21/rodriguez [email protected] (608) 266-0610 (888) 534-0021 facebook.com/RepHutton [email protected] facebook.com/representativejessierodriguez Assembly District 14: Robin Vining Twitter: @RepJessie (D - Wauwatosa) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/14/vining Assembly District 22: Janel Brandtjen 608) 266-9180 (888) 534-0014 (R - Menomonee Falls) [email protected] legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/22/brandtjen https://www.facebook.com/robynbeckleyvining (608) 267-2367 (888) 534-0022 Twitter:@RepRobynVining [email protected] facebook.com/RepJanel Assembly District 15: Joel Sanfelippo Twitter: @RepJanel (R - New Berlin) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/15/sanfelippo Assembly District 23: Jim Ott (608) 266-0620 (888) 534-0015 (R – Mequon) [email protected] legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/23/ott facebook.com/RepSanfelippo (608) 266-0486 (888) 534-0023 Twitter: @RepSanfelippo [email protected] facebook.com/Jim.ottmequon Assembly District 16: Kalan Haywood (D - Milwaukee) Assembly District 24: Daniel Knodl legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/16/haywood (R - Germantown) (608)-266-3786 legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/24/knodl [email protected] (608) 266-3796 (888) 529-0024 https://www.facebook.com/RepKalanHaywood/Twitter@R [email protected] epKalanHaywood facebook.com/RepKnodl Twitter: @RepKnodl Assembly District 16: David Crowley (D - Milwaukee) Assembly District 31: Amy Loudenbeck legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/17/crowley (R - Clinton) 608) 266-5580 (888) 534-0017 legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/31/loudenbeck [email protected] (608) 266-9967 (888) 529-0031 facebook.com/RepDavidCrowley [email protected] Twitter: @DavidCrowleyWI facebook.com/RepLoudenbeck Twitter: @RepAmy31 Assembly District 18: Evan Goyke (D - Milwaukee) Assembly District 32: Tyler August legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/18/goyke (R – Clinton) 608) 266-0645 (888) 534-0018 legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/32/august [email protected] (608) 266-1190 facebook.com/Evan.Goyke [email protected] Twitter: @RepGoyke facebook.com/Rep.august Twitter: @Rep_August Assembly District 33: Cody Horlacher Assembly District 83: Chuck Wichgers (R – Mukwonago) (R – Muskego) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/33/horlacher legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/83/wichgers (608) 266-5715 (888) 529-0033 (608) 266-3363 (888) 534-0083 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/RepHorlacher facebook.com/RepWichgers Twitter: @RepHorlacher Assembly District 58: Rick Gundrum Assembly District 84: Mike Kuglitsch (R – Slinger) (R – New Berlin) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/58/gundrum legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/84/kuglitsch (608) 264-8486 (888) 534-0058 (608) 267-5158 (888) 534-0084 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/gundrumforassembly facebook.com/RepMikeKuglitsch Twitter @RepGundrum Assembly District 97: Scott Allen Assembly District 59: Timothy Ramthun (R – Waukesha) (R – Campbellsport) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/97/allen legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/59/ramthun (608) 266-8580 (888) 534-0097 (608) 266-9175 (888) 534-0059 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/scottallenpublicofficial facebook.com/RepRamthun/ Twitter @RepRobBrooks Twitter @RepRamthun Assembly District 60: Robert Brooks Assembly District 98: Adam Neylon (R – Saukville) (R – Pewaukee) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/60/brooks legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/97/allen (608) 267-2369 (888) 534-0060 (608) 266-5120 (888) 534-0098 [email protected] [email protected] www.facebook.com/RepBrooks60/ facebook.com/RepresentativeAdamNeylon Twitter @RepRobBrooks Twitter @AdamNeylonPress Assembly District 82: Ken Skowronski Assembly District 99: Cindi Duchow (R – Franklin) (R – Delafield) legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/82/skowronski legis.wisconsin.gov/assembly/99/Duchow (608) 266-8590 (888) 534-0082 (608) 266-3007 (888) 534-0099 [email protected] [email protected] facebook.com/RepSkowronski facebook.com/RepCindiDuchow/ Twitter @RepCindiDuchow .
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