State of WisconsinGovernment

The State of Wisconsin is a constituent state of the United States located in the Upper Midwest. Its state government is mandated by the Wisconsin Constitution to exercise executive, legislative, and judicial powers over public administration, law enforcement, and civil governance within its jurisdiction. Originally organized as Wisconsin Territory in 1836 from parts of the Northwest Territory, it was officially admitted to the Union as the 30th U.S. state on May 29, 1848.