Wisconsin Senate Democrats

Working for Equality and Justice for All Wisconsinites, no matter what zip code.

Welcome to the Wisconsin Senate Democrats’ Website!

We are proud to work for Wisconsinites, no matter their zip code, and to help make our state a place where everyone can live and work.

We are committed to building a strong economy that works for everyone, strengthening our local communities for current and future generations, and ensuring our government represents the will of the people.

As a caucus, we are working to deliver on the real priorities of Wisconsinites and make sure they have the freedom, opportunity, and security to thrive in our state.

Senator Dianne Hesselbein shakes hands with someone at hte 2023 Budget Address. She is wearing a black and white patterened jacket as she smiles at the person whose hand she's shaking. Many other people are in the foreground and background, clapping and celebrating the speech.

Senator Brad Pfaff stands beside Governor Tony Evers for a photo. Senator Pfaff is a middle-aged white man wearing a light grey suit, glasses, and a red tie. Governor Evers is an older man with white hair and glasses wearing a dark wuit with a green tie. In the background are the flags of the United States, the state of Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin National Guard.

Senator Mark Spreitzer speaks to two people at a swearing-in event. Senator Spreitzer is a white man wearing glasses and a blue suit and tie. He is speaking to a woman with curl yhair and a pink shirt. Also in the conversation is an older man with white hair wearing a red shirt. Both the other people are facing away from the camera. In the background, many other people appear to be mingling.

Senator Tim Carpenter speaks to a room full of people. He is standing at the front of the room, which is on the right side of the photo. He is wearing a suit and gesturing with his hands. In front of him are five rows of chairs, most of which are filled with people listening to him speak.

Senator Jeff Smith speaks to a constituent standing on the street. Senator smith is wearing a red jacket and listening to a man in a lback vest and camo hat. Behind them is Senaotr Smith's truck with a large sign that says "Stop and Talk with Senator Jeff Smith." There are two full-sized flags flying from the truck - one for the state of Wisconsin and one for the United States.

Senator Kelda Roys stands at a lectern speaking into a cluster of microphones at a press event. She is a white woman with blonde hair pulled back. On the front of the lectern is a purple sign with light pink text that reads, "Save Child Care Counts" and a hashtag showing the same below it. There are many people gathered behind her with various handmade protest signs, including other legislators. They are outside and the weather seems nice.

Senators Chris Larson and Jeff Smith hold a gavel together and pose for the camera. Senator Larson has short brown hair and a beard and is wearing a blue suit. Senator Smith is slightly older with white hair and glasses. He is wearing a pink shirt with a black Wisconsin State Senate vest over it.

Senator LaTonya Johnson stands behind a lectern at a press conference. She is a Black woman with her hair pulled back. She is wearing a red dress and looking out at the audience as she speaks into a cluster of microphones on the lectern. On the front of the lectern is a dark sign with white text that reads, "Investing in our kids' education." Behind her, at least four people can be seen gathered in support.

Senator Bob Wirch stands on the floor of the Wisconsin State Senate giving a speech. He is an older white man with a bald head wearing a suit and a tie with the American flag on it. He is holding a piece of paper. Other senators are seated nearby, looking up at him and listening to him speak.

Senator Dianne Hesselbein sits in the driver's seat of a forklift and grins at the man standing beside her. The man is wearing a dark t-shirt and jeans and pointing to a clipboard that's hanging in the forklift.

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