Meet Speaker Robin Vos
Representative Robin Vos is the 75th Speaker of the Assembly and the longest-serving speaker in Wisconsin history.
The life-long Racine County resident presides over a chamber of 99 members who have elected him to lead the chamber since 2013. Assembly Republicans currently hold a majority with 64 seats.
Speaker Vos was first elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2004 and served as the Assembly Chair for the Joint Finance Committee prior to being elected speaker.
The representative also owns several small businesses in southeastern Wisconsin.
The life-long Racine County resident presides over a chamber of 99 members who have elected him to lead the chamber since 2013. Assembly Republicans currently hold a majority with 64 seats.
Speaker Vos was first elected to the Wisconsin State Assembly in 2004 and served as the Assembly Chair for the Joint Finance Committee prior to being elected speaker.
The representative also owns several small businesses in southeastern Wisconsin.
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Speaker Vos Statement on Protasiewicz’s Refusal to Recuse Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statement regarding Justice Protasiewicz’s non-recusal announcement. -
Vos’ Budget Motion Moves Forward Madison... Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) is pleased that the Joint Committee on Finance has accepted his budget motion giving the City of Burlington $1 million for the Echo Lake Dam. -
Statement on Bipartisan Shared Revenue Proposal After several weeks of meetings and negotiations with all parties involved – Democrats, Republicans, towns, villages, cities and counties – we reached a shared revenue proposal we believe the public will support -
Statement on Bipartisan Leadership Retreat Last week Speaker Vos and Minority Leader Neubauer brought their leadership teams together for a bipartisan leadership retreat, facilitated by the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL).
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The Wisconsin State Capitol
The Wisconsin State Capitol is a beautiful and historic building - arguably one of the most impressive capitol buildings in the country. It celebrated its 100th year of continuous use in 2017. Over that long span, it has been witness to extraordinary events in our state's history.
It is open to the public and we encourage you to stop by and visit. Tours can be arranged by visiting the Capitol Tour website or by calling (608) 266-0382.
Speaker Vos invites you to take a virtual tour of the Capitol:
Speaker Vos invites you to take a virtual tour of the Capitol:
