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2017-2018 Legislative Directory 2017-2018 LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY 2017-2018 LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY PO Box 14440 • Madison WI 53708-0440 Ph: 608-256-3228 (Madison) • toll-free: 888-378-7395 Web: www.wifamilycouncil.org Email: [email protected] For Additional copies Email: [email protected] or Call toll free: (888) 378-7395 To access directory online, go to www.wifamilycouncil.org. Under "Take Action!" select "Contact Officials." The link to the Legislative Directory is under "Two Resources for Identifying Elected Officials." © Wisconsin Family Council 2017. All rights reserved. Table of Contents My Elected Officials/Quick Reference Form ........................3 Wisconsin Congressional Delegation ..................................4-5 US Senate ..................................................................................4 US House of Representatives ..................................................4-5 US Capitol Contact Information ...........................................5 White House Contact Information ........................................6 State of Wisconsin ...................................................................6 Office of the Governor ..............................................................6 Wisconsin State Legislature ..............................................6-26 Wisconsin State Senate .........................................................6-12 Senate and Assembly by District Number...............................7-9 Wisconsin State Assembly ..................................... ............12-19 Joint Standing Committees ......................................................20 Senate Standing Committees ...................................................21 Assembly Standing Committees ........................................22-24 Miscellaneous Information ...................................................25 2017-2018 Election Dates .......................................................25 Legislative Schedule (Jan 2017-Jan 2019) ..............................25 How To Access, Track or Print a Bill ...................................26 Guidelines for Involvement ..................................................26 Pictures of Elected Officials ............................................27-34 Wisconsin US Senators ...........................................................27 Wisconsin Members of US House of Representatives ......27-28 Wisconsin Governor and Lieutenant Governor ......................28 Members, Wisconsin State Senate ............................... .....29-30 Members, Wisconsin State Assembly ................................30-34 State Government Resource Recommendations ................35 Notes .......................................................................................36 2 Wisconsin Family Council My Elected Officials Quick Reference Form US Sen Ron Johnson (R) Washington DC (202) 224-5323 (phone) (202) 228-6965 (fax) Milwaukee (414) 276-7282 (phone) (414) 276-7284 (fax) Oshkosh (920) 230-7250 (phone) (920) 230-7262 (fax) http://www.ronjohnson.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact US Sen Tammy Baldwin (D) Washington DC (202) 224-5653 (phone) Madison (608) 264-5338 (phone) (608) 264-5473(fax) Milwaukee (800) 247-5645 (toll-free) (414) 297-4451 (phone) http://www.baldwin.senate.gov/contact US Congressional District # _____ (1-8) Name: ___________________________________ Ph: ___________________________________ Fax: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ State Senate District # _____ (1-33) Name: ___________________________________ Ph: ___________________________________ Fax: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ State Assembly District # _____ (1-99) Name: ___________________________________ Ph: ___________________________________ Fax: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ County ___________________________________ County Supervisor Name: ___________________________________ Ph: ___________________________________ City/Town Council Member District # ___________________________________ Name: ___________________________________ Ph: ___________________________________ 2 Wisconsin Family Council 2017-2018 Legislative Directory 3 Wisconsin Congressional Delegation US Senate • www.senate.gov Ron Johnson (R) (term expires 2020) http://ronjohnson.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact • 328 Hart Senate Office Bldg, Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-5323 (phone) (202) 228-6965(fax) • District phone numbers Milwaukee (414) 276-7282 Oshkosh (920) 230-7250 Tammy Baldwin (D) (term expires 2018) http://www.baldwin.senate.gov • 717 Hart Senate Office Bldg, Washington, DC 20510 (202) 224-5653 (phone) (800) 247-5645 (WI only) • District phone numbers Eau Claire (715) 832-8424 La Crosse (608) 796-0045 Madison (608) 264-5338 Milwaukee (414) 297-4451 Wausau (715) 261-2711 US House of Representatives • www.house.gov CD = Congressional District Paul Ryan (R-CD 1) https://paulryan.house.gov/contact/email • 1233 Longworth House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-3031 (phone) (202) 225-3393 (fax) • District phone numbers Janesville (608) 752-4050 Kenosha (262) 654-1901 Racine (262) 637-0510 • Constituent hotline/mobile office: (888) 909-RYAN (7926) Mark Pocan (D-CD 2) https://pocan.house.gov/contact/email-me • 313 Cannon House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-2906 (phone) (202) 225-6942 (fax) • District phone numbers Beloit (608) 365-8001 Madison (608) 258-9800 Ron Kind (D-CD 3) https://kindforms.house.gov/email-ron • 1502 Longworth House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-5506 (phone) (202) 225-5739 (fax) • District phone numbers Eau Claire (715) 831-9214 La Crosse (608) 782-2558 Toll-free (888) 442-8040 Toll-free TTY (888) 880-9180 4 Wisconsin Family Council US House of Representatives (cont’d) Gwen Moore (D-CD 4) https://gwenmoore.house.gov/contact-form • 2245 Rayburn House Office Bldg, Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-4572 (phone) • District phone number Milwaukee (414) 297-1140 F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (R-CD 5) http://sensenbrenner.house.gov/contact/email.htm • 2449 Rayburn House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-5101 (phone) (202) 225-3190 (fax) • District phone numbers Brookfield (262) 784-1111 Toll-free (800) 242-1119 Glenn Grothman (R-CD 6) https://grothman.house.gov/contact/email • 501 Cannon House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-2476 (phone) (202) 225-2356 (fax) • District phone numbers Fond du Lac (920) 907-0624 Sean Duffy (R-CD 7) https://duffy.house.gov/contact-me/email-me • 1208 Longworth House Office Bldg, Washington, DC 20515 (202) 225-3365 (phone) (855) 585-4251 (toll-free) • District phone number Hudson (715) 808-8160 Superior (715) 392-3984 Wausau (715) 298-9344 Mike Gallagher (R-CD 8) https://gallagher.house.gov/contact-me/email-me • 1007 Longworth House Office Bldg, Washington DC 20515 (202) 225-5665 (phone) • District phone number Appleton (920) 380-0061 Pictures of US Senators and Representatives on pp. 27-28 ******************** US Capitol Contact Information US Capitol Switchboard (202) 224-3121 US Capitol Visitor Center (202) 226-8000 4 Wisconsin Family Council 2017-2018 Legislative Directory 5 White House Contact Information (202) 456-1111 (comments) (202) 456-1414 (switchboard) (202) 456-2121 (visitors’ office) (202) 456-6213 (TTY/TDD comments) To write to President Trump: (https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/write-or-call) President Donald Trump, The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington DC 20500 ******************** State of Wisconsin Office of the Governor https://www.walker.wi.gov Governor Scott Walker (R) 115 East • State Capitol • Madison WI 53702 Email: [email protected] PO Box 7863 • Madison, WI 53707 (608) 266-1212 (phone) (800) 362-9472 (toll-free) Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch (R) 19 East • State Capitol • Madison WI 53702 Email: [email protected] PO Box 2043 • Madison WI 53702 (608) 266-3516 (phone) (608) 267-3571 (fax) Pictures of Governor and Lt. Governor, p. 28 Wisconsin State Legislature Legislative Hotline: (800) 362-9472 • Capitol Tours: (608) 266-0382 Legislative web site: http://www.legis.wisconsin.gov Wisconsin State Senate To write to state Senators: Sen [Name] • PO Box 7882 Madison WI 53707 2017-2018 Senate Officers President: Roger Roth • President Pro Tempore: Howard L. Marklein Membership: Republicans - 20 • Democrats - 13 Republicans Democrats Leader Scott Fitzgerald Jennifer Shilling Assistant Leader Leah L. Vukmir Janet Bewley Caucus Chair Sheila Harsdorf Mark Miller Caucus Vice Chair Van H. Wanggaard Janis A. Ringhand Chief Clerk Jeffrey Renk Sergeant at Arms Ted Blazel 6 Wisconsin Family Council Listing by Senate and Assembly District Number (SD&AD) Pictures of State Senators and Representatives, pp. 29-34 SD 1 Sen Frank Lasee (R) - De Pere AD 1 Rep Joel Kitchens (R) - Sturgeon Bay AD 2 Rep André Jacque (R) - De Pere AD 3 Rep Ron Tusler (R) - Harrison SD 2 Sen Robert Cowles (R) - Green Bay AD 4 Rep David Steffen (R) - Green Bay AD 5 Rep Jim Steineke (R) - Kaukauna AD 6 Rep Gary Tauchen (R) - Bonduel SD 3 Sen Tim Carpenter (D) - Milwaukee AD 7 Rep Daniel Riemer (D) - Milwaukee AD 8 Rep JoCasta Zamarripa (D) - Milwaukee AD 9 Rep Josh Zepnick (D) - Milwaukee SD 4 Sen Lena Taylor (D) - Milwaukee AD 10 Rep David Bowen (D) - Milwaukee AD 11 Rep Jason Fields (D) - Glendale AD 12 Rep Frederick Kessler (D) - Milwaukee SD 5 Sen Leah Vukmir (R) - Brookfield AD 13 Rep Rob Hutton (R) - Brookfield AD 14 Rep Dale Kooyenga (R) - Brookfield AD 15 Rep Joe Sanfelippo (R) - New Berlin
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