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The Wheeler Report Friday, June 1, 2018 STATE ASSEMBLY Assembly District 1 (Joel Kitchens (R)) Joel Kitchens (R-I) Roberta Thelen (I) Assembly District 2 (Open) Mark Grams (D) Shae Sortwell (R) Jeff Dahlke (I) Mark Kiley (D) Dean Raasch (R) Kevin Bauer (I) Assembly District 3 (Ron Tusler (R)) Scott Gavin (D) Ron Tusler (R-I) Assembly District 4 (David Steffen (R)) Terry Lee (D) David Steffen (R-I) Assembly District 5 (Jim Steineke (R)) Matt Lederer (D) Jim Steineke (R-I) Assembly District 6 (Gary Tauchen (R)) Richard Sarnwick (D) Gary Tauchen (R-I) Mike Hammond (I) William Switalla (D) Assembly District 7 (Daniel Riemer (D)) Daniel Riemer (D-I) Matthew Bughman (I) Assembly District 8 (JoCasta Zamarripa (D)) Maria Villarreal (D) Angela Sanchez (R) JoCasta Zamarripa (D-I) Assembly District 9 (Josh Zepnick (D)) Marisabel Cabrera (D) Dennis Baisley Jr. (I) Josh Zepnick (D-I) Assembly District 10 (David Bowen (D)) David Bowen (D-I) Assembly District 11 (Jason Fields (D)) Jason Fields (D-I) Assembly District 12 (Fred Kessler (D)) Frederick Kessler (D-I) LaKeshia Myers (D) Assembly District 13 (Rob Hutton (R)) Dennis McBride (D) Rob Hutton (R-I) Assembly District 14 (Open) Robyn Vining (D) Linda Boucher (R) Steven Shevey (I) Joshua Parr (R) Rich Braun (I) Matt Adamcyzk (R) Robin Moore (R) Assembly District 15 (Joe Sanfelippo (R)) Lillian Cheesman (D) Joe Sanfelippo (R-I) Assembly District 16 (Leon Young (D)) Danielle McClendon-Williams (D) Rick Banks (D) Supreme Moore Omokunde (D) Brady Bond (D) Kalan Haywood (D) Assembly District 17 (David Crowley (D)) David Crowley (D-I) Assembly District 18 (Evan Goyke (D)) Travis Spell (D) Evan Goyke (D-I) Assembly District 19 (Jonathan Brostoff (D)) Jonathan Brostoff (D-I) Assembly District 20 (Christine Sinicki (D)) Christine Sinicki (D-I) Assembly District 21 (Jessie Rodriguez (R)) Gabriel Gomez (D) Jessie Rodriquez (R) Assembly District 22 (Janel Brandtjen (R)) Aaron Matteson (D) Janel Brandtjen (R-I) Assembly District 23 (Jim Ott (R)) Andy Lamb (D) Jim Ott (R-I) William Demet (D) Liz Sumner (D) Assembly District 24 (Dan Knodl (R)) Emily Siegrist (D) Dan Knodl (R-I) Assembly District 25 (Paul Tittl (R)) Jennifer Estrada (D) Paul Tittl (R-I) Assembly District 26 (Terry Katsma (R)) Rebecca Clarke (D) Terry Katsma (R-I) Assembly District 27 (Tyler Vorpagel (R)) Nanette Bulebosh (D) Tyler Vorpagel (R-I) Assembly District 28 (Open) Kim Butler (D) Gae Magnafici (R) Assembly District 29 (Rob Stafsholt (R)) John Calabrese (D) Ron Stafsholt (R-I) Brian Corriea (I) Assembly District 30 (Shannon Zimmerman (R)) Barry Hammarback (D) Shannon Zimmerman (R-I) Assembly District 31 (Amy Loudenbeck (R)) Brittany Keyes (D) Amy Loudenbeck (R-I) Assembly District 32 (Tyler August (R)) Katherine Gaulke (D) Tyler August (R-I) Assembly District 33 (Cody Horlacher (R)) Brandon White (D) Cody Horlacher (R-I) Assembly District 34 (Rob Swearingen (R)) Chris Meier (D) Rob Swearingen (R-I) Assembly District 35 (Mary Felzkowski (R)) Mark Martello (D) Mary Felzkowski (R-I) Assembly District 36 (Jeff Mursau (R)) Tim Comer (D) Jeff Mursau (R-I) Assembly District 37 (John Jagler (R)) Charisse Daniels (D) John Jagler (R-I) Assembly District 38 (Open) Melissa Winker (D) Barbara Dittrich (R) Assembly District 39 (Mark Born (R)) Elisha Barudin (D) Mark Born (R-I) Assembly District 40 (Kevin Petersen (R)) Erin Tracy (D) Kevin Petersen (R-I) Assembly District 41 (Joan Ballweg (R)) Frank Buress (D) Joan Ballweg (R-I) Assembly District 42 (Open) Ann Lloyd (D) Jon Plumer (R) Assembly District 43 (Don Vruwink (D)) Don Vruwink (D-I) Gabriel Szerlong (R) Assembly District 44 (Debra Kolste (D)) Debra Kolste (D-I) Assembly District 45 (Mark Spreitzer (D)) Mark Spreitzer (D-I) Reese Wood (I) Assembly District 46 (Gary Hebl (D)) Gary Hebl (D-I) Assembly District 47 (Jimmy Anderson (D)) Jimmy Anderson (D-I) Assembly District 48 (Melissa Sargent (D)) Melissa Sargent (D-I) Assembly District 49 (Travis Tranel (R)) Mike Mooney (D) Travis Tranel (R-I) Assembly District 50 (Ed Brooks (R)) Arthur Shrader (D) Tony Kurtz (R) James Krus (I) Assembly District 51 (Todd Novak (R)) Jeff Wright (D) Todd Novak (R-I) Assembly District 52 (Jeremy Thiesfeldt (R)) Kevin Booth (D) Jeremy Thiesfeldt (R-I) Assembly District 53 (Michael Schraa (R)) Joe Lavrenz (D) Michael Schraa (R-I) Assembly District 54 (Gordon Hintz (D)) Gordon Hintz (D-I) Assembly District 55 (Mike Rohrkaste (R)) Dan Schierl (D) Mike Rohrkaste (R-I) Assembly District 56 (David Murphy (R)) Diana Lawrence (D) David Murphy (R-I) John Cuff (D) Assembly District 57 (Amanda Stuck (D)) Amanda Stuck (D-I) Jim Duncan (R) Assembly District 58 (Rick Gundrum (R)) Dennis Degenhardt (D) Rick Gundrum (R-I) Assembly District 59 (Open) Rachel Mixon (R) Kenneth Depperman (R) Timothy Ramthun (R) Ty Bodden (R) Assembly District 60 (Rob Brooks (R)) Christine Rahlf (D) Robert Brooks (R-I) Assembly District 61 (Samantha Kerkman (R)) Gina Walkington (D) Samantha Kerkman (R-I) Assembly District 62 (Tom Weatherston (R)) John Lehman (D) Robert Wittke (R) John Leiber (R) Assembly District 63 (Robin Vos (R)) Joel Jacobson (D) Robin Vos (R-I) Assembly District 64 (Peter Barca (D)) Peter Barca (D-I) Thomas Harland (I) Assembly District 65 (Tod Ohnstad (D)) Tod Ohnstad (D-I) Assembly District 66 (Greta Neubauer (D)) Greta Neubauer (D-I) Assembly District 67 (Rob Summerefield (R)) Wren Keturi (D) Rob Summerfield (R-I) Assembly District 68 (Open) Wendy Johnson (D) Jesse James (R) Assembly District 69 (Bob Kulp (R)) Bob Kulp (R-I) Assembly District 70 (Nancy VanderMeer (R)) Cari Fay (D) Nancy VanderMeer (R-I) Assembly District 71 (Katrina Shankland (D)) Katrina Shankland (D-I) Assembly District 72 (Scott Krug (R)) David Gorski (D) Scott Krug (R-I) Assembly District 73 (Nick Milroy (D)) Nick Milroy (D-I) Assembly District 74 (Beth Meyers (D)) Beth Meyers (D-I) Jeffrey Fahl (R) Assembly District 75 (Romaine Quinn (R)) Ali Holzman (D) Romaine Quinn (R-I) Assembly District 76 (Chris Taylor (D)) Chris Taylor (D-I) Thomas Leager (I) Assembly District 77 (Open) Sheila Stubbs (D) Mark Garthwaite (D) John Imes (D) Shabanam Lotfi (D) Assembly District 78 (Lisa Subeck (D)) Lisa Subeck (D-I) Assembly District 79 (Dianne Hesselbein (D)) Dianne Hesselbein (D-I) Assembly District 80 (Sondy Pope (D)) Sondy Pope (D-I) Assembly District 81 (Dave Considine (D)) Dave Considine (D-I) Assembly District 82 (Ken Skowronski (D)) Ken Skowronski (R-I) Jason Sellnow (I) Assembly District 83 (Chuck Wichgers (R)) Jim Brownlow (D) Chuck Wichgers (R-I) Assembly District 84 (Mike Kuglitsch (R)) Erica Flynn (D) Mike Kuglitsch (R-I) Assembly District 85 (Pat Snyder (R)) Alyson Leahy (D) Patrick Snyder (R-I) Assembly District 86 (John Spiros (R)) Nancy Stencil (D) John Spiros (R-I) Michael Tauschek (I) Brent Jacobson (R) Assembly District 87 (James Edming (R)) Elizabeth Riley (D) James Edming (R-I) Tom Wymore (D) Assembly District 88 (John Macco (R)) Tom Sieber (D) John Macco (R-I) Assembly District 89 (John Nygren (R)) Ken Holdorf (D) John Nygren (R-I) Assembly District 90 (Open) Staush Gruszynski (D) Assembly District 91 (Open) Thomas Vue (D) Echo Reardon (R) Jodi Emerson (D) Eric Larsen (D) Richard Postlewaite (D) Assembly District 92 (Treig Pronschinske (R)) Desiree Gearing-Lancaster (D) Treig Pronschinske (R-I) Rob Grover (D) Max Hart (D) Assembly District 93 (Warren Petryk (R)) Charlene Warner (D) Warren Petryk (R-I) Assembly District 94 (Steve Doyle (D)) Steve Doyle (D-I) Albert Rohland (R) Assembly District 95 (Jill Billings (D)) Jill Billings (D-I) Assembly District 96 (Open) Alicia Leinberger (D) Ahna Key (R) Paul Buhr (D) Loren Oldenburg (R) Assembly District 97 (Scott Allen (R)) Scott Allen (R-I) Assembly District 98 (Adam Neylon (R)) Adam Neylon (R-I) Assembly District 99 (Cindi Duchow (R)) Cindi Duchow (R-I) .
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