F. Joseph Sensenbrenner Jr.

Frank Joseph "Joe" Sensenbrenner Jr. (born 1948) served as mayor of Madison, Wisconsin from 1983 to 1989. A member of the Democratic Party, Sensenbrenner held high-ranking state government positions before his election as mayor: he was deputy attorney general of Wisconsin under Bronson La Follette, and was executive secretary and legal adviser to Governor Patrick J. Lucey.[1] Sensenbrenner was elected mayor in 1983, defeating former alderman Toby Reynolds, but lost his bid for a fourth term to former Mayor Paul Soglin in 1989. After leaving the mayor's office, Sensenbrenner worked as a management consultant for businesses and governments.[2]

This article is about the former mayor of Madison, Wisconsin. For the congressman, see Jim Sensenbrenner.

Sensenbrenner is a native of Appleton[3] and a third cousin of longtime Republican congressman F. James Sensenbrenner.[1]

References
  1. Keegan, Linda M. (6 April 1983). "Sensenbrenner wins in Madison". The Milwaukee Journal.
  2. Ingersoll, Brenda. "Ex-Mayor Sensenbrenner Does Lots of Seminars". Madison. Retrieved 28 December 2017.
  3. Burkholder, Steve (16 February 1983). "Sensenbrenner, Reynolds win". The Milwaukee Journal.
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