Wisconsin Senate Republicans Choose Bradley as Next Minority Leader
Bradley will lead 15 Republicans after Democrats won an 18-15 Senate majority, shifting the caucus into the minority for the first time since 2008-09.
- On Thursday, Wisconsin Senate Republicans elected Sen. Julian Bradley as their new minority leader, who will guide the caucus when the Legislature convenes in January.
- Republicans enter the next session as the minority party for the first time in over 15 years after Democrats secured an 18-15 majority in Tuesday's election.
- Bradley, who has served in the state Senate since 2020, is the first Black Republican to serve in the Wisconsin Senate and previously worked as a professional wrestler and operations manager.
- Bradley stated the caucus will remain focused on "protecting taxpayers and expanding opportunity for every Wisconsinite," expressing gratitude to colleagues for the trust placed in his leadership.
- Representing the 28th District, which includes portions of Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth counties, Bradley will guide the 15-member Republican caucus when lawmakers return to Madison in January.
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Wisconsin State Journal
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Sen. Julian Bradley will lead the state Senate’s 15 Republican members, who will find themselves in the minority for the first time in more than a decade.
Central, UW-L grad. Julian Bradley named Wisconsin Senate minority leader
A Central High School and UW-La Crosse graduate has been selected minority leader in the Wisconsin state Senate. Sen. Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) was selected to the position this week, following the midterm elections. Bradley succeeds Sen. Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg), who retired. Bradley graduated with a political science degree in 2014 from UW-L. Seven years […]
Morgan County Citizen
Wisconsin ExaminerSenate Republicans choose Sen. Julian Bradley to be next minority leader
Senate Republicans chose Sen. Julian Bradley (R-New Berlin) to lead them as minority leader when lawmakers return in January following the midterm elections. Bradley succeeds Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu (R-Oostburg), who decided against running for reelection. He will lead…
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