The New Franken Republican said after 15 years in Madison he wants to stay closer to home, while Jacob VandenPlas and Mark Becker have already entered the race.
Jacque said he will finish his term and highlighted a final session that produced bipartisan laws on military-family education, disabled workers' healthcare and tax credits for stillbirths.
He also cited work with law enforcement on measures protecting child victims and tackling trafficking, gang violence and retail theft, and plans to serve with several Brown County-area nonprofits.
With his exit, what is the future for the community projects and unique laws he successfully championed for his district?
After championing over 100 laws, what will be the lasting impact of Senator Jacque's extensive legislative legacy?