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State of Wisconsin STATE OF WISCONSIN One-Hundred and Third Regular Session 2:01 P.M. TUESDAY, January 3, 2017 The Assembly met in the Assembly Chamber located in 2nd - André Jacque the State Capitol. Pursuant to Section 13.02 of the Wisconsin 1615 Lost Dauphin Road Statutes and Assembly Rule 5, the Assembly was called to De Pere 54115 order by the Chief Clerk of the 2015-2016 session, Patrick E. Republican Fuller. 3rd - Ron W. Tusler The prayer was offered by His Most Reverend Excellency W5721 Firelane 12 Robert Morlino, Bishop of Madison. Harrison 54952 The Colors were presented by Company G, 2nd Republican Battalion, 24th Marines, 4th Marine Division (Reinforced), 4th - David Steffen Fleet Marine Forces Reserve. 1320 Sunray Lane Representatives-elect Treig Pronschinske and David Green Bay 54313 Crowley led the membership in reciting the pledge of Republican allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. 5th - Jim Steineke The 132nd United States Army Band Brass Quintet N2352 Vanderbroek Road performed the national anthem, “The Star Spangled Banner”. Kaukauna 54130 _____________ Republican COMMUNICATIONS 6th - Gary J. Tauchen N3397 South Broadway Road State of Wisconsin Bonduel 54107 Wisconsin Elections Commission Republican Madison 7th - Daniel Riemer November 29, 2016 3053 South 39th Street The Honorable Patrick Fuller, Chief Clerk Milwaukee 53215 Wisconsin State Assembly Democrat 17 West Main Street, Suite 401 8th - JoCasta Zamarripa Madison, WI 53701 1645 South 12th Street Dear Chief Clerk Fuller: Milwaukee 53204 Democrat I am pleased to provide you with a copy of the official canvass of the November 8, 2016 General Election vote for 9th - Josh Zepnick representative to the assembly along with the determination 743-A South 36th Street by the Chair of the Wisconsin Elections Commission of the Milwaukee 53215 winners. Democrat With this letter, I am delivering the Certificates of 10th - David Bowen Election for the winners to you for distribution. 4080 North 21st Street #3 If the Elections Commission can provide you with Milwaukee 53209 further information or assistance, please contact our office. Democrat Wisconsin Elections Commission, 11th - Jason M. Fields MICHAEL HAAS 4825 North Mohawk Avenue #2 Interim Administrator Glendale 53217 _____________ Democrat 12th - Frederick Kessler 1st- Joel Kitchens 9312 West Clovernook Street 1117 Cove Road Milwaukee 53224 Sturgeon Bay 54235 Democrat Republican 1 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [JANUARY 3, 2017] 13th - Rob Hutton 26th - Terry Katsma 17785 Marseille Drive 705 Erie Avenue Brookfield 53045 Oostburg 53070 Republican Republican 14th - Dale Kooyenga 27th - Tyler Vorpagel 15365 St. Therese Boulevard 503 South Hills Drive Brookfield 53005 Plymouth 53073 Republican Republican 15th - Joe Sanfelippo 28th - Adam Jarchow 20770 West Coffee Road 971 Apple River Court New Berlin 53146 Balsam Lake 54810 Republican Republican 16th - Leon D. Young 29th - Rob R. Stafsholt 2224 North 17th Street 1402 160th Street Milwaukee 53205 New Richmond 54017 Democrat Republican 17th - David C. Crowley 30th - Shannon M. Zimmerman 3824A North 53rd Street 429 Jefferson Street Milwaukee 53216 River Falls 54022 Democrat Republican 18th - Evan Goyke 31st - Amy Loudenbeck 2734 West State Street 10737 South State Road 140 Milwaukee 53208 Clinton 53525 Democrat Republican 19th - Jonathon Brostoff 32nd - Tyler August 920 East Pleasant Street #2 PO Box 572 Milwaukee 53212 Delavan 53115 Democrat Republican 20th - Christine M. Sinicki 33rd - Cody Horlacher 3132 South Indiana Avenue 1254 Bear Pass #7 Milwaukee 53207 Mukwonago 53149 Democrat Republican 21st - Jessie Rodriguez 34th - Rob Swearingen 6633 South Crane Drive 4485 Oakview Lane Oak Creek 53154 Rhinelander 54501 Republican Republican 22nd - Janel Brandtjen 35th - Mary Felzkowski N52 W16632 Oak Ridge Trail W4587 Highway S Menomonie Falls 53051 Apartment A Republican Irma 54442 Republican 23rd - Jim Ott 11743 North Lakeshore Drive 36th - Jeffrey Mursau Mequon 53092 4 Oak Street Republican Crivitz 54114 Republican 24th - Daniel Knodl N101 W14475 Ridgefield Court 37th - John Jagler Germantown 53022 601 Clyman Street Republican Watertown 53094 Republican 25th - Paul Tittl 2229 Rheaume Road 38th - Joel Kleefisch Manitowoc 54220 W357 N6189 Spinnaker Drive Republican Oconomowoc 53066 Republican 2 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [JANUARY 3, 2017] 39th - Mark Born 52nd - Jeremy Thiesfeldt 121 Franklin Street 604 Sunset Lane Beaver Dam 53916 Fond du Lac 54935 Republican Republican 40th - Kevin D. Petersen 53rd - Michael Schraa N1433 Drivas Road 2834 County Road FF Waupaca 54981 Oshkosh 54904 Republican Republican 41st - Joan Ballweg 54th - Gordon N. Hintz 170 West Summit Street 502 East Irving Avenue Markesan 53946 Oshkosh 54901 Republican Democrat 42nd - Keith Ripp 55th - Mike Rohrkaste 7113 County Road V 1417 Mahler Boulevard Lodi 53555 Neenah 54956 Republican Republican 43rd - Don J. Vruwink 56th - David Murphy 24 West Ash Lane 1777 Ivy Lane Milton 53563 Greenville 54942 Democrat Republican 44th - Debra Kolste 57th - Amanda Stuck 4105 Parkview Drive 1404 North Harriman Street Janesville 53546 Appleton 54911 Democrat Democrat 45th - Mark Spreitzer 58th - Bob Gannon 1718 Henderson Avenue 5604 West Lake Drive Beloit 53511 West Bend 53095 Democrat Republican 46th - Gary Hebl 59th - Jesse Kremer 515 Scheuerell Lane 119 Hillcrest Road Sun Prairie 53590 Kewaskum 53040 Democrat Republican 47th - Jimmy P. Anderson 60th - Robert Brooks 5807 Verde View Road 204 East Dekora Street Fitchburg 53711 Saukville 53080 Democrat Republican 48th - Melissa Sargent 61st - Samantha Kerkman 1638 Mayfield Lane P.O. Box 156 Madison 53704 Powers Lake 53159 Democrat Republican 49th - Travis Tranel 62nd - Thomas Weatherston 2231 Louisburg Road 5300 Santa Anita Drive Cuba City 53807 Racine 53402 Republican Democrat 50th - Edward Brooks 63rd - Robin Vos S4311 Grote Hill Road 960 Rock Ridge Road Reedsburg 53959 Burlington 53105 Republican Republican 51st - Todd Novak 64th - Peter Barca 202 West Division Street 1339 38th Avenue Dodgeville 53533 Kenosha 53144 Republican Democrat 3 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [JANUARY 3, 2017] 65th - Tod Ohnstad 78th - Lisa Subeck 3814 18th Avenue 818 South Gammon Road #4 Kenosha 53140 Madison 53719 Democrat Democrat 66th - Cory Mason 79th - Diane Hesselbein 1948 Michigan Boulevard 1420 North High Point Road Racine 53402 Middleton 53562 Democrat Democrat 67th - Rob L. Summerfield 80th - Sondy Pope 812 Thompson Street 317 Nesheim Trail Bloomer 54724 Mount Horeb 53572 Republican Democrat 68th - Kathleen Bernier 81st - Dave Considine 10923 40th Avenue N6194 Breezy Hill Road Chippewa Falls 54729 Baraboo 53913 Republican Democrat 69th - Bob Kulp 82nd - Ken Skowronski C4098 Pauline Lane 8642 South 116th Street Stratford 54484 Franklin 53132 Republican Republican 70th - Nancy VanderMeer 83rd - Chuck C. Wichgers 18940 Eden Avenue W156 S7388 Quietwood Drive Tomah 54660 Muskego 53150 Republican Republican 71st - Katrina Shankland 84th - Mike Kuglitsch 5782 Sandpiper Drive 21865 West Tolbert Drive Stevens Point 54482 New Berlin 53146 Democrat Republican 72nd - Scott Krug 85th - Patrick J. Snyder 1551 Kingswood Trail 129 East Charles Street Nekoosa 54457 Schofield 54476 Republican Republican 73rd - Nick Milroy 86th - John Spiros 4543 South Sam Anderson Road 1406 East Fillmore Superior 54874 Marshfield 54449 Democrat Republican 74th - Beth Meyers 87th - James Edming 36505 Aiken Road N4998 Edming Road Bayfield 54814 Glen Flora 54526 Democrat Republican 75th - Romaine Quinn 88th - John Macco 256 24 3/4 Street 1874 Old Valley Road Chetek 54728 De Pere 54115 Republican Republican 76th - Chris Taylor 89th - John A. Nygren 2910 Oakridge Avenue N2118 Keller Road Madison 53704 Marinette 54143 Democrat Republican 77th - Terese Berceau 90th - Eric Genrich 4326 Somerset Lane 1089 Division Street Madison 53711 Green Bay 54303 Democrat Democrat 4 JOURNAL OF THE ASSEMBLY [JANUARY 3, 2017] 91st - Dana Wachs Dewey). This historic bible, published in 1829, marks the 437 Lincoln Avenue very beginning of Wisconsin’s government. Eau Claire 54701 Pursuant to Article IV, Section 28 of the Wisconsin Democrat Constitution, the Honorable Chief Justice Patience D. 92nd - Treig E. Pronschinske Roggensack of the Wisconsin Supreme Court administered 559 North Jackson Street the oath of office to the members en masse. Mondovi 54755 The attendance roll was called by the clerk, and the Republican members, as their names were called, came to the desk to sign 93rd - Warren L. Petryk the Oath of Office book. S9840 Highway 93 The roll was taken. Eleva 54738 Republican The result follows: 94th - Steve Doyle Present – Representatives Allen, Anderson, August, N5525 Hauser Road Ballweg, Barca, Berceau, Bernier, Billings, Born, Bowen, Onalaska 54650 Brandtjen, E. Brooks, R. Brooks, Brostoff, Considine, Democrat Crowley, Doyle, Duchow, Edming, Felzkowski, Fields, Gannon, Genrich, Goyke, Hebl, Hesselbein, Hintz, 95th - Jill Billings Horlacher, Hutton, Jacque, Jagler, Jarchow, Katsma, 1403 Johnson Street Kerkman, Kessler, Kitchens, Kleefisch, Knodl, Kolste, La Crosse 54601 Kooyenga, Kremer, Krug, Kuglitsch, Kulp, Loudenbeck, Democrat Macco, Mason, Meyers, Milroy, Murphy, Mursau, Nerison, Neylon, Novak, Nygren, Ohnstad, Ott, Petersen, Petryk, 96th - Lee Nerison Pope, Pronschinske, Quinn, Riemer, Ripp, Rodriguez, S3035 County Road B Rohrkaste, Sanfelippo, Sargent, Schraa, Shankland, Sinicki, Westby 54667 Skowronski, Snyder, Spiros, Spreitzer, Stafsholt, Steffen, Republican Steineke, Stuck, Subeck, Summerfield, Swearingen, 97th - Scott Allen Tauchen,
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