State Representative Al Pscholka will have a leadership role in the Republican caucus in the state House when the next session begins in January. He has been named the caucus chair, and tells WSJM he wants it to be different than it's been in the past, when that person ran the caucus meetings at the state House. Pscholka says he wants to be more involved in getting their message out to voters.
The role is among the top positions for the majority party in the state House behind Speaker Jase Bolger of Marshall and newly-selected Associate Speaker Pro Tem Margaret O'Brien of Portage.
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The role is among the top positions for the majority party in the state House behind Speaker Jase Bolger of Marshall and newly-selected Associate Speaker Pro Tem Margaret O'Brien of Portage.
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