Leading areas of policy
Health Care
WILL advocates for a patient-centered approach to health care that preserves competition, spurs innovation, and ensures broad access to quality and affordable health care.
Education
WILL advocates for an education system that is student-centered and prioritizes the freedom of families to choose the best education for their children.
Regulatory Reform
WILL advocates for oversight and accountability for the administrative state.
Opportunity
WILL advocates for a society where all citizens have access to the important ladders of opportunity.
Election Integrity
WILL continues to examine ways to make our elections safe, secure, and free from fraud
Legislative Priorities
WILL continues to push for a limited-government, pro-freedom agenda in the Wisconsin State Capitol.
Latest News and Policy Updates
The Number on the Back: Why the Wisconsin Legislature Must Reform Its Absentee Ballot Processing Law
Imagine casting your absentee ballot in Wisconsin, believing that your vote is private, only to learn that numerous individuals can determine exactly how you voted. That is not hypothetical. It is the direct consequence of a Wisconsin statute that goes largely unnoticed and needs to be fixed.
Data Centers Don’t Require a Moratorium. They Require Leadership.
Wisconsin communities are increasingly asking a question: What should we actually do about data centers? WILL explains why a moratorium is not the correct course of action.
Wisconsin Dentists Could Lose Their Free Speech Rights—WILL Is Stepping In
A new Wisconsin rule would bar many dentists from telling patients, or even implying, that they specialize in certain fields. WILL filed a public comment with the Dentistry Examining Board, asking the Board to drop the rule or make significant changes to it.
WILL Backs HUD Plan to Let Public Housing Add Work Requirements
WILL filed a public comment in support of a new Housing and Urban Development (HUD) rule that would let public housing agencies and landlords require able-bodied adults receiving housing assistance to work up to 40 hours per week and limit assistance to two years.
The Gig Is Up for the 2024 Independent Contractor Rule
WILL submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Department of Labor in support of a reversing a Biden-era independent contractor rule which actively threatened the independence of workers and businesses by trapping them in an unpredictable regulatory guessing game.
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