Get to know the brand new Miss Wisconsin!Jordenne Butler, 27, won the crown at Saturday night’s pageant in New Berlin.She was chosen from a field of 31 contestants.Butler is from Onalaska, which is just north of La Crosse in the western part of the state. She graduated from Viterbo University, a private school in La Crosse.Butler performed a jazz dance to “That’s Life” for the talent phase of the Miss Wisconsin competition. Organizers say her community service initiative, “Building Resilience for Healthy Futures,” aims to empower children who have faced adversity through social awareness and compassionate outreach, guiding them toward brighter and healthier futures.Butler will compete in the Miss America pageant during the first week of September in West Palm Beach, Florida.“We are absolutely thrilled to have Jordenne serve as our Miss Wisconsin 2026,” Executive Director Meghan DeMore said in a news release. “It is apparent in everything Jordenne does and says that she has a true heart for this organization and for all the people she meets. As a former Miss Wisconsin’s Teen (2015) it is exciting to welcome her back to serve as a titleholder in this organization. We look forward to supporting her in this journey and having her represent us across the state and at Miss America 2027.”
Get to know the brand new Miss Wisconsin!
Jordenne Butler, 27, won the crown at Saturday night’s pageant in New Berlin.
She was chosen from a field of 31 contestants.
Butler is from Onalaska, which is just north of La Crosse in the western part of the state. She graduated from Viterbo University, a private school in La Crosse.
Butler performed a jazz dance to “That’s Life” for the talent phase of the Miss Wisconsin competition. Organizers say her community service initiative, “Building Resilience for Healthy Futures,” aims to empower children who have faced adversity through social awareness and compassionate outreach, guiding them toward brighter and healthier futures.
Butler will compete in the Miss America pageant during the first week of September in West Palm Beach, Florida.
“We are absolutely thrilled to have Jordenne serve as our Miss Wisconsin 2026,” Executive Director Meghan DeMore said in a news release. “It is apparent in everything Jordenne does and says that she has a true heart for this organization and for all the people she meets. As a former Miss Wisconsin’s Teen (2015) it is exciting to welcome her back to serve as a titleholder in this organization. We look forward to supporting her in this journey and having her represent us across the state and at Miss America 2027.”