And it shows!

 

Excerpt from Craig Gilbert's article:  

For the first time in a quarter-century, not a single congressional committee chair hails from Wisconsin. 

The average tenure of Wisconsin’s 10 federal lawmakers is now less than eight years, making this the state’s least experienced congressional delegation in more than 60 years. 

At the end of 2010, the members of Congress from Wisconsin combined for a staggering 196 years in office (meaning the average member had served 20 years). Today, they have a combined 79 years on the job.