Senator Mark Spreitzer
State Senate - District 15
Mark came to Beloit in 2005 to attend Beloit College. Mark was active in the community as a student, serving for 3 years on the City of Beloit Appointment Review Committee, including 2 years as chair. After graduating from Beloit College in 2009, he moved to Janesville to work for then-U.S. Senator Russ Feingold’s campaign. Mark then moved back to Beloit and won a seat on the Beloit City Council in April 2011.
Mark served in the State Assembly for three terms before being elected in to the State Senate in 2022. Mark is a leader in issues such as conservation, local government, family farms, middle-class economic security, healthcare access, criminal justice reform, LGBTQ equality.
Representative Jenna Jacobson
State ASsembly - District 43
Jenna served three terms as a Trustee for the Village of Oregon. During her time as a Trustee, she was the Chair of the Finance Committee, the Personnel & Public Safety Committee, Vice-Chair of the Oregon Housing Coalition, the Fire/EMS Commission, and the Village Board liaison to the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Advisory Group.
Jenna holds a B.S. in Consumer Financial Planning from Purdue University with a minor in Organizational Leadership and Supervision. Professionally, Jenna worked as a Housing Program Specialist for the Dane County Housing Access and Affordability Division
Representative sue conley
State Assembly - District 44
For more than 30 years, Sue has served the community as a leader in the nonprofit sector, both as a volunteer and board member. Sue served as the executive director for the YWCA of Rock County before serving as the executive director at the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin before retiring in 2014. Sue continues to serve the nonprofit community as a volunteer consultant helping with strategic planning and strengthening board governance. She has served as interim executive director for HealthNet of Rock County, KANDU Industries and UW Rock County Foundation.
Sue served two terms on the Janesville City Council and served as the Council President prior to being elected to the Assembly.
Representative Clinton anderson
State assembly - District 45
A lifelong Beloit resident and graduate from the School District of Beloit, Clinton Anderson has given back to the community by serving as a volunteer coordinator and shelter advocate working with survivors of domestic violence and working with youth addressing a variety of needs from anxiety, to coping mechanisms.
While working on his B.S. in Psychology at UW-Whitewater, Clinton was elected to the Beloit City Council in 2017 and served for five years. While on the council, Clinton served on the Landmarks Commission, Alcohol Beverage License Control Committee, Municipal Library Board, Appointment Review Committee, and the Downtown Beloit Association.
