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
Leftward Leaning Teacher Donations Play Large Role in School Choice & Curriculum Transparency Debate
Politicians at every level must listen to their voters; but to get reelected, elected leaders think that they must make trade-offs between the desires of parents and wants of educators in their community. Political donations are an important measure of political engagement, ideology, and interest. WILL’s report found that the vast majority of donors who identified themselves as teachers have contributed to Democratic candidates and Democratic-affiliated organizations.
Coalition of Free-Market Advocates Support Price Transparency Act
Legislation tackles high healthcare costs with free market principles
The News: On Wednesday, State Senator Mary ...
WILL’s Day of Action in Madison
WILL submitted testimony on seven pieces of legislation today, providing important insight to lawmakers as they ...
Wisconsin: A Broken Home for Home-based Businesses
Policy report shows local government strangling home-based businesses with red tape, hurting economic growth, and infringing on freedom.
Ghost Students: The Inefficient Allocation of Taxpayer Dollars in Wisconsin’s Schools
New policy brief shows that Wisconsin’s outdated “Three-Year Rolling Average” system costs taxpayers over $359 ...
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