Rep. Barbara Dittrich, a Republican representing Wisconsin’s 99th House district since her election in 2025, shared updates on recent legislative activities and accomplishments via her official Twitter account.
On February 23, 2026, Dittrich informed followers about the extended hours of the state Assembly session, stating: “In case you weren’t following along, we were on the floor of the Assembly until 9 PM on Friday night. Here are the last few critical issues we were buttoning up before the end of session.”
Later that day, she highlighted collaborative efforts with State Senator John Jagler regarding newborn health initiatives: “State Senator @JohnJagler & I worked for years to get this test added to Wisconsin’s newborn screening panel. As we approach Rare Disease Day on the 28th, I am happy to see that the addition of this test will save the lives of more children.” The reference to Rare Disease Day underscores ongoing legislative attention to healthcare for vulnerable populations.
On February 24, Dittrich announced progress on another piece of legislation: “On to the Governor’s desk! I am so very proud that my bill to start oral fluids testing on impaired drivers, boaters, and trail users made it through both houses of the Legislature last week with bipartisan support. Special thanks to @SheriffBarrett for testifying on and” This statement highlights bipartisan cooperation and community involvement in public safety measures.
Dittrich succeeded Cindi Duchow as representative after winning election in 2025.
