Monday, January 3, 2011
2:00 P.M.
One-Hundredth Regular Session
The Assembly met in the Assembly Chamber located in the State Capitol. Pursuant to Section
13.02 of the Wisconsin Statutes and Assembly Rule
5, the Assembly was called to order by the Chief Clerk of the 2009-2010 session, Patrick Fuller.
The prayer was offered by Father Robert A. Wild, president of Marquette University in Milwaukee:
"On this day of new beginnings, rightly we pause to call upon our God, to bless the work of this new session of the Wisconsin State Assembly. For its newest members we are grateful, Lord, for their desire to dedicate themselves in this way to the service of their fellow citizens. Bless them, gracious God, and help them to remain committed to this deeply important goal. For those returning to this legislative body, we thank you, gracious God, for their renewed and generous commitment in public service on behalf of the people of this State. Bless them, Lord, and enliven anew in them the ideals that first inspired them to undertake public service and political life.
For all the elected members of this Assembly and for all who staff this body and its individual members, we turn to you, Lord our God, and, paraphrasing a portion of an ancient prayer attributed to King Solomon, we beg you to grant each and all of them a very special gift, a sacred gift, the gift of holy Wisdom: God of our ancestors, Lord of mercy, who by your word have made all things and in your wisdom have fitted human persons to rule over the creatures that have come from you, to govern the world in holiness and justice and in honesty and integrity to wield authority, grant these men and women the gift of wisdom, the wisdom that stands beside your heavenly throne, a wisdom which will enable them to know and to accomplish what is truly right and just...
May this gift of wisdom help the members of this Assembly to make thoughtful and wise decisions. May it enable them patiently to give ear to the divergent voices of their fellow citizens, not least to those of the weak and powerless. May this wisdom give them the courage to do what is right for the sake of the common good, to govern in justice, to serve always with honesty and integrity.
May this great gift of wisdom be present during all the debates that will take place in this chamber, enabling its members even in the heat of political battle to fight fairly and strongly for their views even while remaining respectful of those who differ with them. Thank you, Lord, for your continued care for these public servants; help them individually and collectively to accomplish great things in service of the people of this State. For all this we pray and let us say amen."
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The Colors were presented by Company G, 2nd Battalion, 24th Marines, 4th Marine Division (Reinforced), Fleet Marine Forces Reserve.
Representatives-elect Janis Ringhand and Evan Wynn and Representative Ziegelbauer led the membership in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.
Whitney Clapper from Cedarburg led the membership in singing the "Star Spangled Banner."
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Communications
State of Wisconsin
Government Accountability Board
Madison
December 1, 2010
The Honorable Patrick Fuller, Chief Clerk
Wisconsin State Assembly
17 West Main Street, Suite 401
Madison, WI 53701
Dear Chief Clerk Fuller:
I am pleased to provide you with a copy of the official canvass of the November 2, 2010 General Election vote for representative to the assembly along with the determination by the Chairperson of the Government Accountability Board of the winners.
With this letter, I am delivering the Certificates of Election for the winners to you for distribution.
If the Government Accountability Board can provide you with further information or assistance, please contact our office.
Government Accountability Board,
Kevin J. Kennedy
Director and General Counsel
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A2
1st - Garey D. Bies
2520 Settlement Road
Sister Bay 54234
Republican
2nd - Andre Jacque
2390 East Ridge Terrace
Green Bay 54311
Republican
3rd - Alvin R. Ott
W2168 Campground Road
P.O. Box 112
Forest Junction 54123
Republican
4th - Chad Weininger
1589 Carole Lane
Green Bay 54313
Republican
5th - Jim Steineke
N2352 Vanderbroek
Kaukauna 54130
Republican
6th - Gary J. Tauchen
N3397 South Broadway Road
Bonduel 54107
Republican
7th - Peggy Krusick
3426 South 69th Street
Milwaukee 53219
Democrat
8th - JoCasta Zamarripa
1645 South 12th Street
Milwaukee 53204
Democrat
9th - Josh Zepnick
3173 South 49th Street
Milwaukee 53219
Democrat
10th - Elizabeth Coggs
2960 North 7th Street
Milwaukee 53212
Democrat
11th - Jason Fields
5686 North 60th Street
Milwaukee 53218
Democrat
12th - Frederick Kessler
11221 West Sanctuary Drive
Milwaukee 53224
Democrat
13th - David A. Cullen
2845 North 68th Street
Milwaukee 53210
Democrat
14th - Dale Kooyenga
15365 St. Theresa Boulevard
Brookfield 53005
Republican
15th - Tony Staskunas
2010 South 103rd Court
West Allis 53227
Democrat
16th - Leon D. Young
2224 North 17th Street
Milwaukee 53205
Democrat
17th - Barbara Toles
3835 North 56th Street
Milwaukee 53216
Democrat
18th - Tamara Grigsby
2354 North 41st Street
Milwaukee 53208
Democrat
19th - Jon Richards
1823 North Oakland Avenue
Milwaukee 53202
Democrat
20th - Christine M. Sinicki
3132 South Indiana Avenue
Milwaukee 53207
Democrat
21st - Mark Honadel
1219 Manitoba Avenue
South Milwaukee 53172
Republican
22nd -Sandy Pasch
6301 North Berkeley Boulevard
Whitefish Bay 53217
Democrat
23rd - Jim Ott
11743 North Lakeshore Drive
Mequon 53092
Republican
24th - Daniel Knodl
N101 W14475 Ridgefield Court
Germantown 53022
Republican
25th - Robert F. Ziegelbauer
P. O. Box 325
1213 South 8th Street
Manitowoc 54221-0325
Independent
26th - Mike Endsley
1829 North 27th Place
Sheboygan 53081
Republican
A3
27th - Steve Kestell
W3829 State Highway 32
Elkhart Lake 53020
Republican
