Legislation

This bill requires public libraries and public schools to limit student access to material deemed “harmful.”

This bill would expand treatment programs for people with mental illness.

Automatic revocation of extended supervision would generate significant correctional costs.

Attempts to narrow the scope of racial history and education in Wisconsin schools.

This bill would make the maintenance of voter registration records much more inefficient.

For at least the next year while this bill is pending, the board that licenses therapists in Wisconsin cannot ban conversion therapy.

This joint resolution proposes amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution that would exacerbate inequities in the state’s cash bail system and raise significant concerns with respect to due process rights and the prohibition against excessive bail.

Governor Evers's veto stopped this bill from severely narrowing the scope of what racial history and education subjects are allowed to be taught in Wisconsin schools.

Gov. Evers vetoed a bill that would have criminalized various aspects of lawful assembly.