WisDems Officers

Devin Remiker was elected as chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin in June of 2025. He is a lifelong Wisconsinite, born and raised in Two Rivers, and a proud graduate of UW-La Crosse. He believes that by organizing, empowering, and engaging grassroots leaders across the state, Wisconsin Democrats can meet this moment and win.

Read more about WisDems Chair Devin Remiker here. 

Sarah Godlewski was elected First Vice Chair of The Democratic Party of Wisconsin in June of 2025. In 2018, Sarah led the bipartisan effort to beat the constitutional amendment aimed at removing the Office of the State Treasurer. Then, Sarah ran for that office and won. Sarah served as the State Treasurer of Wisconsin from 2019-2023. As State Treasurer she ended the Republican gag order on climate change and prioritized investing in renewable energy projects and led the investment of more than $299 million supporting over 451 projects in hundreds of communities across Wisconsin.

Elder Joshua Taylor was elected Second Vice Chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin in June 2025.  His commitment to others is demonstrated through his many prolific circles of engagement in which he excitedly extends himself. His involvement includes initiatives in civic engagement and spiritual guidance. He has served in various civic capacities, such as a leader/participant in the National Stop the Violence Peace Rally, Chairperson of a Neighborhood Prayer Walk, Mayoral Race Campaign Manager, and Co-laborer of the Annual Niké Youth Festival. On March 28, 2021, Elder Joshua Taylor was elected Chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin’s Fourth Congressional District.

Randy Udell has spent his adult life working to build a stronger, more progressive Democratic Party from serving as President of the Young Democrats while in college to most recently serving as treasurer of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin since 2015. He lives in Fitchburg with his husband, Brad.