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STATE OF WISCONSIN Superior Senate Districts Bayfield 2011 Wisconsin Act 43 Douglas Ashland Iron 25 Vilas Hayward Eagle River Washburn Burnett Sawyer Florence Oneida Price 12 Rhinelander Forest Polk Rusk Barron 29 Marinette 10 Lincoln Langlade Taylor Door Chippewa St. Croix Oconto Dunn Menominee Chippewa Wausau Falls Menomonie 23 Marathon Eau Claire Shawano 30 1 Pierce Eau Claire Clark Pepin 2 Kewaunee Stevens Point Green Bay Wood Portage Waupaca Outagamie Brown Buffalo Wisconsin Rapids Jackson 31 24 Appleton Trempealeau 19 Manitowoc Waushara Winnebago Calumet Manitowoc Oshkosh Monroe Adams 9 La Crosse Juneau La Crosse Marquette Green 18 Sheboygan 2021 - 2022 Lake Fond du Lac Sheboygan WISCONSIN SENATORS 14 Fond du Lac Vernon Wisconsin Dells Viroqua Portage (1st District) André Jacque 32 Beaver Dam 20 Baraboo Columbia West Bend Ozaukee (2nd District) Robert Cowles Sauk Dodge Richland (3rd District) Tim Carpenter Richland Center Washington (4th District) Lena Taylor Crawford 13 8 Madison 4 (5th District) Dale Kooyenga Prairie 17 du Chien Iowa 27 26 Dane 33 5 6 (6th District) LaTonya Johnson 16 Jefferson Waukesha 3 Dodgeville Waukesha Milwaukee (7th District) Chris Larson 28 7 Grant (8th District) Alberta Darling Racine Racine Platteville 15 (9th District) Devin LeMahieu Rock 11 21 Green Lafayette Walworth 22 (10th District) Rob Stafsholt Janesville Kenosha Kenosha Beloit (11th District) Stephen Nass (12th District) Mary Felzkowski Vacant Mequon (13th District) Milwaukee Notes: Senate Districts are formed from three (24th District) Patrick Testin Inset Map consecutive Assembly Districts. For example, (14th District) Joan Ballweg Senate District 1 is comprised of Assembly (25th District) Janet Bewley 8 4 Districts 1, 2, 3. Senate District 2 is comprised (15th District) Janis Ringhand of Assembly Districts 4, 5 6, and so on. (26th District) Kelda Roys (16th District) Melissa Agard Source: U.S. Census Bureau's TIGER 2010 data Milwaukee Brookfield was used in the creation of these districts. (27th District) Jon Erpenbach Wauwatosa 6 (17th District) Howard Marklein Projection: All data is projected in Wisconsin (28th District) Julian Bradley Transverse Mercator, referenced to the North (18th District) Dan Feyen 5 West Allis American Datum of 1983, 1991 adjustment. (29th District) Jerry Petrowski 3 (19th District) Roger Roth New Berlin Legislative Technology Services Bureau Greenfield (20th District) Duey Stroebel (30th District) Eric Wimberger 17 West Main Street, Suite 200 Madison, WI 53703-3305 (31st District) Jeff Smith (21st District) Van Wanggaard 7 (608) 283-1830 28 www.legis.wisconsin.gov/ltsb/gis (32nd District) Brad Pfaff (22nd District) Robert Wirch Muskego Franklin Oak Creek 0 10 20 40 (33rd District) Chris Kapenga Miles (23rd District) Kathleen Bernier .

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