Legislators Say Thanks
Legislators are showing their thanks for Activists' support during the 2019-2020 election cycle.
Your contributions mattered, as Activists supported 124 candidates running for office through WCULAF and individuals' CU Members' Conduit accounts. 95% of the dollars contributed this election went to candidates that will be in elected office in January.
Much like the legislators-elect, The League is appreciative of your engagement in 2019-2020! Your contributions increased credit unions' ability to support our friends running for elected office, providing a record $194,764 to help in their election or reelection.
CUNA Post-Election Webinar
A recording is now available of CUNA's post-election webinar, discussing the impact of the 2020 election on credit unions.
Recording of CUNA Post-Election Webinar >>
New Leaders and Members in the Wisconsin State Legislature
The 2021-2022 state legislative leaders are listed below. Additionally of importance, Rep. John Nygren (R-Marinette) and Sen. Howard Marklein (R-Spring Green) were appointed Co-Chairs of the budget-writing Joint Finance Committee.
State Senate
Senate Republicans
Senate Democrats
State Assembly
Assembly Republicans
Assembly Democrats
27 New Legislators, 5 Current or Former Reps Move to Senate
The State Assembly will welcome 16 new State Representatives. The State Senate is welcoming eight new Senators, including current Rep. Stafsholt, Felzkowski, Ballweg, Sargent, and former Rep. Kelda Roys. It's important for Activists to start building relationships with these new legislators, to introduce them to The Credit Union Difference, and to the importance of credit unions in their districts.
Bios of the new State Senators >>
Bios of the new State Representatives >>
CUNA Letters to Senate and House Leadership
Last week, CUNA President & CEO Jim Nussle sent letters to Senate Banking Committee and House Financial Services Committee leaders prior to hearings with financial regulators, including NCUA Chairman Hood.
Letter to Senate Banking Committee >>
Letter to House Financial Services Committee >>