 A pronunciation guide for everything Wisconsin. (And by the way, please slap anyone who says WESconsin!) Pronouncers for names in various Wisconsin state departments. |
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WISCONSIN GOVERNOR
Governor
Jim Doyle (Democrat)
was elected in 2002 and sworn in on January 6th, 2003 as Wisconsin's 44th governor. He was reelected in 2006 and sworn in on January 3, 2007, becoming the first Democratic governor to be re-elected in Wisconsin in 32 years. Doyle attended Stanford University for three years, then finished his senior year at UW-Madison. He is a 1972 graduate of Harvard Law School.
OTHER STATEWIDE OFFICES
(Full List) (Blue book).
Lieutenant Governor
Barbara Lawton (D) Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen (R) Secretary of State Doug La Follette (D) State Treasurer Dawn Marie Sass (D)
EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF WISCONSIN GOVERNMENT
Department of Administration Secretary
Michael Morgan Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Sec. Rod Nilsestuen Department of Children and Families Secretary Reggie Bicha Department of Commerce Secretary Jack Fischer Department of Corrections Secretary Richard Raemisch Department of Financial Institutions Secretary Lorrie Keating Heinemann Department of Health and Family Services Secretary Karen Timberlake Department of Housing & Economic Development Authority Exec. Dir. Antonio Riley Department of Military Affairs Adjutant General Donald Dunbar Department of Natural Resources Secretary Matt Frank Department of Public Instruction State Superintendent Elizabeth Burmaster Department of Regulation and Licensing Secretary Celia Jackson Department of Revenue Secretary Roger Ervin Department of Tourism Secretary Kelli Trumble Department of Transportation Secretary Frank Busalacchi Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary John A. Scocos Department of Workforce Development Secretary Roberta Gassman Office of State Employment Relations Director Jennifer Donnelly Office of the Commissioner of Insurance Commissioner Sean Dilweg Office of the Commissioner of Railroads Commissioner Rodney Kreunen ALSO SEE THESE DEPARTMENTS: 
Office of
the State Public DefenderPrescription Drug Resource Center State Historical Society State Park System Travelwisconsin Wisconsin Emergency Management WISCONSIN'S STATE BEVERAGE: Milk. It was made official in 1987 to reflect the state's dairy heritage and role as America's Dairyland. |
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