Senator Ratcliff Elected Majority Caucus Chair, Pledges to Work With Colleagues to Move Wisconsin Forward
MADISON, WI — Senator Melissa Ratcliff (D – Cottage Grove) has been elected as the next Senate Majority Caucus Chair, bringing a commitment to collaborative leadership, strong relationships, and a shared vision for moving Wisconsin forward.
After years of working alongside Democratic colleagues to challenge Republican control and fight against extreme gerrymandering and partisan politics, Senator Ratcliff says this new chapter represents an important opportunity for Wisconsin Democrats to turn the dark years in the minority into meaningful progress for the people of Wisconsin.
“I am incredibly honored and grateful for the confidence and support of my colleagues,” Senator Ratcliff stated. “Being a member of this caucus and fighting alongside so many dedicated public servants has been such a rewarding experience. We have worked hard to get to this moment and we are going to seize this opportunity!”
As Caucus Chair, Senator Ratcliff will prioritize building a strong, unified caucus where every member feels heard, respected, and supported. Senator Ratcliff’s approach to the role will center on open communication, transparency, collaboration, and bringing the caucus together around shared goals.
“My commitment is to listen, seek to understand, and build bridges. I will maintain an open-door policy, welcome new ideas, and make sure every voice in our caucus has a seat at the table. Our strength comes from working together, respecting our differences, and remaining focused on the people who sent us here.”
Senator Ratcliff looks forward to working with her colleagues and Governor-Elect Crowley’s team to make the most of this pivotal moment in Wisconsin politics.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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