Adam Neylon

State Representative

District 15 · Wisconsin · United States

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Public office

Office: State Representative
Level of government: State
Riding / district: District 15
Province / territory / state: Wisconsin
Current term began: 2025-01-06

Official website ↗rep.neylon@legis.wisconsin.gov

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Committee on Jobs and Economy (vice chair)
Energy and Utilities
Health, Aging and Long-Term Care
Legislative Council Study Committee on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care (vice chair)
Public Benefit Reform
Review of Administrative Rules (co-chair)

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