Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty

10/22/2026

Are cash-strapped schools driving the increase in school referendums? WILL found districts with higher spending levels were MORE likely to ask voters for new funding. With $1.6 billion on the ballot this fall, taxpayers deserve answers on where their money is going. Full analysis below:

10/20/2026

Analysis: We already know overregulation is the #1 driver of higher childcare costs, and Wisconsin families end up paying the price.

WILL is backing a new federal plan to cut the Head Start program’s red tape and help providers serve more children from low-income families. More below.

10/20/2026

🚨VICTORY against federal DEI! Hundreds of billions in taxpayer dollars have flowed through programs built on the SBA’s illegal Section 8(a) rule. The SBA’s decision to end this race-based rule strikes at the foundation of federal DEI and helps dismantle barriers facing business owners, students, and countless Americans.👇

10/19/2026

ICYMI: Voters can close the door on government racial discrimination this November.

In a new op-ed, WILL’s Dan Lennington makes the case for voting YES on Question 3 of this year’s ballot. Read more below👇

10/19/2026

Nearly half of new teachers leave Wisconsin or the profession within six years.

Wisconsin needs to make it easier for talented people to enter the classroom and give good teachers reasons to stay. WILL’s Education Comeback calls for more pathways into teaching, hands-on training, and a teacher Bill of Rights that supports our educators. Learn more👇

10/15/2026

Election Season Reminder: your political views deserve to be seen this election, and state law protects your right to display a campaign sign. 🪧

Just recently, WILL helped a Wisconsin condo owner restore his Tom Tiffany sign after the board ordered him to remove it. More below:

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

🚨WILL is suing Wisconsin’s Higher Educational Aids Board over a racial enrollment quota at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

“Wisconsin should be opening doors for future doctors while treating every applicant equally. Instead, state law ties millions of taxpayer dollars to a race-based admissions quota.”👇

10/14/2026

It costs the average Wisconsin family roughly $1,400 a year to power their homes. We pay some of the highest rates in the Midwest.

How did we get here and how do we fix it? Our new energy agenda has solutions to lower the state’s electricity rates.👇

10/14/2026

Today, WILL and AFP-Wisconsin unveiled a new energy agenda to tackle soaring electricity costs squeezing Wisconsin families. Once among the Midwest’s cheapest states, Wisconsin now has the 2nd highest residential electricity rates in the region.

The goal is simple: more power, more competition, and lower costs. Here’s the plan.