| A Fitchburg resident since 1998, Randy Udell served as one of two alders representing District 4 on the Fitchburg City Council from 2020 to 2024, encompassing the western and southern parts of the city. He previously was council president for two years and chair of the the Finance Committee for three years, which oversees the City's $25,000,000 operating budget. Randy is the first LGBTQ+ person to ever serve as a local elected official in Fitchburg.
Since 2024, he has served as a Dane County Board supervisor representing District 33, which consists of the southern 2/3rds of the city of Fitchburg and includes a mixture of urban, suburban, and rural constituents. He currently serves on the Broadband Task Force and the Public Works & Transportation Committee. As the next representative for the 47th Assembly District, Randy will bring a unique combination of prior elected experience, extensive knowledge of business and finance, and a deep commitment to making state government work for both residents of the 47th District and Wisconsin as a whole.
He has also been elected as the Treasurer of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin since 2015, elected by Democrats from across the state. Randy serves as a core member of Ben Wikler's team, overseeing a multi-million dollar budget for the state party. He has previously served as Chair and Treasurer of the Second Congressional District Democrats.
Randy grew up as one of five children in a working-class family in Janesville, and is a fifth generation Wisconsinite. As an undergraduate at UW-Whitewater, Randy served as the President of Young Democrats and a student senator, in addition to working for Congressman Les Aspin, a representative for Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District.
Now retired from a 30-year career in finance and planning as a telecommunications engineer, Randy and his husband Brad live in Seminole Forest with their rescue dog Morgan.
I became a public servant to help make sure local government in Fitchburg and Dane County works |