Wisconsin State Representative Greta Neubauer (D-Racine) represents Wisconsin's 66th State Assembly District. 

 

Rep. Neubauer was born and raised in Racine and has been a dedicated advocate for progressive causes for the past ten years. Greta believes in building a bright future in Racine through collaborative, community-driven policymaking. Her primary policy interests center on family-supporting jobs for every worker, community-oriented justice initiatives, and addressing climate change. In college, she lead a campus campaign addressing climate change and went on to co-found and lead the Fossil Fuel Divestment Student Network, which supported students organizing around the country. Most recently, she served as former State Representative Cory Mason’s Legislative Aide before running for the 66th Assembly District seat herself. 

She was sworn-in for her third term to the Assembly on January 4^th, 2021 and she is proud to serve as your legislator.

Rep. Neubauer became the Assembly Democratic Leader on January 11^th, 2022, following her unanimous election on December 20th, 2021.

 

Rep. Neubauer's Legislative Committee Assignments (2021-2022 Session)

 

• Committee on Assembly Organization

• Committee on Employment Relations

• Committee on Rules

• Joint Committee on Employment Relations

• Joint Committee on Legislative Organization

• Joint Legislative Council