Barbara Dittrich highlights university research and Girl Scout legacy in recent posts

Barbara Dittrich, Wisconsin State Representative for 99th District
Barbara Dittrich, Wisconsin State Representative for 99th District
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Rep. Barbara Dittrich, a Republican representing Wisconsin’s 99th House district since her election in 2025, has recently shared updates on her social media highlighting community events and personal reflections.

On March 11, 2026, Dittrich posted about an event at the state Capitol: “Today was also ‘Research in the Rotunda,’ a day where our UW students and their professors come to show off their research projects to legislators in the Capitol. I appreciated chatting with UW President Jay Rothman about the interdisciplinary work it takes to help these students”.

The following day, March 12, she commemorated an anniversary related to the Girl Scouts: “On this day in 1912, Juliette Gordon Low held her first troop meeting of the Girl Scouts. Did you know that a study shows 1 in 3 women have been Girl Scouts at some point in time? My mom was a troop leader, and my 4 sisters and I were all Girl Scouts. So to my fellow scouts,”.

On March 13, Dittrich announced a new edition of her newsletter: “My latest edition of the Dittrich Dispatch is out NOW! Read it here:”.

Dittrich succeeded Cindi Duchow as representative for Wisconsin’s 99th House district after winning election in 2025.



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