Charles Williams (Wisconsin state legislator)

Charles Williams is the name of a former Democratic politician who served in the Wisconsin State Assembly. He represented the 94th Assembly District, which encompasses parts of La Crosse County.

Williams was first elected to the Assembly in 2012, defeating Republican incumbent Mike Huebsch. He served for three terms, being re-elected in 2014 and 2016.

During his time in the Assembly, Williams served on various committees, including those related to education, health, and transportation. He focused on issues such as affordable healthcare access, education funding, and infrastructure improvements in western Wisconsin.

In 2018, Williams opted not to seek re-election, and the seat was won by Republican Steve Doyle. Since leaving the Assembly, details of his current occupation and public activities are less readily available. Further research would be needed to ascertain his current engagements.