Rep. Barbara Dittrich, a Republican member of the Wisconsin State Assembly representing the 38th district, shared updates on her official Twitter account regarding recent community visits and political issues relevant to her constituents.
On July 23, 2025, Dittrich posted about visiting two local businesses, stating: “Yesterday, I had the honor of touring both @momentumfriends and @TheValerieVenue. The owners’ commitment to excellence at both businesses is inspiring.”
Later that day, Dittrich addressed feedback from her constituents on abortion legislation: “The survey results on abortion from constituents in the 99th Assembly District were very consistent with the votes I have taken. You may recall that, while I am 100% pro-life, last session I did respond to my constituents wishes by supporting both a heartbeat bill and a”. This statement reflects Dittrich’s longstanding position as an anti-abortion legislator who has previously aligned her voting record with constituent feedback.
In another post dated July 23, 2025, Dittrich commented on public sentiment toward Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers: “Yikes! The 99th Assembly District is not particularly fond of the job Gov. Evers has done.”
Dittrich’s remarks come within the context of ongoing debates over abortion policy in Wisconsin and broader discussions about state leadership. The issue of abortion remains divisive statewide following legal changes in recent years and shifting constituent attitudes.
