Wisconsin's 33rd Assembly district

The 33rd Assembly district of Wisconsin is one of 99 districts in the Wisconsin State Assembly.^[1] Located in southeast Wisconsin, the district comprises much of eastern Walworth County and southwest Racine County. It includes the city of Burlington and most of the city of Lake Geneva, and the villages of East Troy and Union Grove. It also contains the Big Foot Beach State Park and Grand Geneva Resort Airport.^[2] The district is represented by Republican Speaker of the Assembly Robin Vos, since January 2025; Vos previously represented the 63rd district from 2005 to 2025.^[3]

Wisconsin's 33rd State Assembly district
From 2024 to 2031 From 2022 to 2023 From 2012 to 2021 2024 map defined in 2023 Wisc. Act 94 2022 map defined in Johnson v. Wisconsin Elections Commission 2011 map was defined in 2011 Wisc. Act 43
Assemblymember	Robin Vos R–Rochester since January 6, 2025 (0 years)
Demographics	90.26% White 1.18% Black 5.47% Hispanic 1.03% Asian 1.51% Native American 0.07% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Population (2020)  • Voting age	59,759 47,535
Website	Official website
Notes	Southeast Wisconsin

The 33rd Assembly district is located within Wisconsin's 11th Senate district, along with the 31st and 32nd Assembly districts.^[4]

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  Downtown Historic District in Burlington
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  Lake Beulah near East Troy
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  Downtown Lake Geneva
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  Big Foot Beach State Park

List of past representatives

List of representatives to the Wisconsin State Assembly from the 33rd district

Member	Party	Residence	Counties represented	Term start	Term end	Ref.
District created
Richard E. Pabst	Dem.	Milwaukee	Milwaukee	January 1, 1973	January 5, 1981
Thomas J. Crawford	Dem.			January 5, 1981	January 3, 1983
Robert Goetsch	Rep.	Oak Grove	Dodge	January 3, 1983	January 7, 1985
Steven Foti	Rep.	Oconomowoc	Washington, Waukesha	January 7, 1985	January 4, 1993
Daniel P. Vrakas	Rep.	Hartland	Waukesha	January 4, 1993	October 31, 2005
--Vacant--				October 31, 2005	January 17, 2006
Scott Newcomer	Rep.	Delafield		January 17, 2006	January 3, 2011
Chris Kapenga	Rep.			January 3, 2011	January 7, 2013
Stephen Nass	Rep.	Whitewater	Jefferson, Walworth, Waukesha	January 7, 2013	January 3, 2015	[5]
Cody Horlacher	Rep.	Muskego		January 3, 2015	January 2, 2023	[6]
Scott Johnson	Rep.	Hebron	Jefferson & Rock	January 3, 2023	January 6, 2025	[7]
Robin Vos	Rep.	Rochester	Racine, Walworth	January 6, 2025	Current	[3]

Electoral history

Year	Date	Elected				Defeated				Total	Plurality	Other primary candidates
1972[8]	Nov. 7	Richard E. Pabst	Democratic	11,973	73.42%	Danilo Drobac	Rep.	3,690	22.63%	16,307	8,283
						Earl Denny	Amer.	384	2.35%
						George Schrank	Ind.	260	1.59%
1974[9]	Nov. 5	Richard E. Pabst (inc.)	Democratic	6,063	71.19%	Christine R. Brien	Rep.	2,454	28.81%	8,517	3,609
1976[10]	Nov. 2	Richard E. Pabst (inc.)	Democratic	11,246	69.82%	James G. Rebholz	Rep.	4,861	30.18%	16,107	6,385	Patrick G. Holloway (Dem.)
1978[11]	Nov. 7	Richard E. Pabst (inc.)	Democratic	8,433	100.0%					8,433	8,433	Edward F. Leone (Dem.) Joseph M. Konradt (Dem.)
1980[12]	Nov. 4	Thomas J. Crawford	Democratic	11,910	94.22%	Edward F. Leone	Ind.	731	5.78%	12,641	11,179	Richard E. Pabst (inc.) (Dem.)
1982[13]	Nov. 2	Robert Goetsch	Republican	7,641	54.89%	Richard L. Fanshaw	Dem.	6,280	45.11%	13,921	1,361	Christopher J. Blythe (Dem.) George Earl Baumann (Rep.) Henry A. Ballweg (Rep.)
1984[14]	Nov. 6	Steven Foti	Republican	15,838	71.11%	Robert C. Zimmerman	Dem.	6,436	28.89%	22,274	9,402	Carol A. Wilson (Rep.)
1986[15]	Nov. 4	Steven Foti (inc.)	Republican	12,724	100.0%					12,724	12,724
1988[16]	Nov. 8	Steven Foti (inc.)	Republican	17,620	75.51%	Michael J. Mangan	Dem.	5,714	24.49%	23,334	11,906
1990[17]	Nov. 6	Steven Foti (inc.)	Republican	10,951	100.0%					10,951	10,951
1992[18]	Nov. 3	Daniel P. Vrakas	Republican	19,998	90.74%	Michael J. Mangan	Ind.	2,040	9.26%	22,038	17,958
1994[19]	Nov. 8	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	15,018	100.0%					15,018	15,018
1996[20]	Nov. 5	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	20,165	88.01%	Steven F. Leinstock	Tax.	2,747	11.99%	22,912	17,418
1998[21]	Nov. 3	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	17,577	90.90%	James H. House	Tax.	1,760	9.10%	19,337	15,817
2000[22]	Nov. 7	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	27,563	99.73%					27,638	27,488
2002[23]	Nov. 5	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	17,040	99.84%					17,068	17,012
2004[24]	Nov. 2	Daniel P. Vrakas (inc.)	Republican	24,501	72.16%	Patrick Byrne	Dem.	9,426	27.76%	33,955	15,075
2006 (sp)[25]	Jan. 10	Scott Newcomer	Republican	2,438	62.69%	Patrick Byrne	Dem.	1,442	37.08%	3,889	996	Kent D. Woods (Rep.) Troy Fullerton (Rep.) Jack F. Perry (Rep.) David E. Marlow (Rep.)
2006[26]	Nov. 7	Scott Newcomer (inc.)	Republican	18,617	71.63%	Thomas Radosevich	Dem.	7,366	28.34%	25,990	11,251
2008[27]	Nov. 4	Scott Newcomer (inc.)	Republican	27,746	99.77%					27,811	27,681
2010[28]	Nov. 2	Chris Kapenga	Republican	23,580	99.50%					23,699	23,461	Brian Dorow (Rep.) Joe Deklotz (Rep.) Steve Ksobiech (Rep.)
2012[29]	Nov. 6	Stephen Nass	Republican	18,891	62.79%	Scott Allan Woods	Dem.	10,229	34.00%	34,495	18,148
						Terry Virgil	Ind.	945	3.14%
2014[30]	Nov. 4	Cody Horlacher	Republican	19,429	98.04%					19,818	19,040
2016[31]	Nov. 8	Cody Horlacher (inc.)	Republican	18,851	62.59%	Brandon White	Dem.	11,246	37.34%	30,120	7,605
2018[32]	Nov. 6	Cody Horlacher (inc.)	Republican	17,236	62.73%	Brandon White	Dem.	10,219	37.19%	27,478	7,017
2020[33]	Nov. 3	Cody Horlacher (inc.)	Republican	21,496	61.85%	Mason Becker	Dem.	13,228	38.06%	34,755	8,268
2022[34]	Nov. 3	Scott Johnson	Republican	13,709	50.40%	Don Vruwink	Dem.	13,462	49.49%	27,202	247	Dale W. Oppermann (Rep.)