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WILL responds to SCOWIS declining legal motion asking to redraw Congressional Maps

We responded to a ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, declining a request to redraw the Wisconsin Congressional maps adopted in Johnson v. WEC.

UW Continues Unlawful Discrimination, Despite Harvard Ruling

WILL demands that the University ends race discrimination once and for all.

WILL’s “School Scorecard Dashboard” Provides Wisconsin In-depth Statistics and Greater Transparency

The results are in, rising absenteeism in rural communities and urban academic decline—WILL provides it all at an easy to access Dashboard.

February Healthcare Highlight: Farm Bureau Insurance Plans

As Wisconsin considers ways to address its healthcare disparities, recognizing and supporting a Farm Bureau Health Plan could be a crucial step towards a healthier future for all residents.

WILL Statement on Assembly Passage of AB 900

This piece of legislation is win-win-win for public schools, taxpayers, and choice schools!

WILL Applauds State Assembly for Passing Constitutional Amendment on Governor Veto Powers

No Governor has the authority to single-handedly raise taxes or fees, still able to effectively use the line-item veto.

WILL Fights Against Federal Government’s Illegal Discrimination Toward Small Businesses

WILL is fighting back and suing the so-called “Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program,” on behalf of our clients who deserve equal treatment under the law. Because the DBE program violates the Constitution’s promise of equal treatment, it must be permanently dismantled or opened to everyone. 

Decoupling: A Win-Win-Win

The Assembly is currently considering AB900—a bill that would “decouple” public school spending from spending on the voucher and independent charter ...