Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty

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.

10/13/2026

🚨 Technology may change, but your 4th Amendment rights still stand. 🎙️

In our recent episode of “If You Can Keep It,” we lay out the latest in the Flock debate and what past rulings could say on future surveillance. Listen👇

10/12/2026

A 91.1% graduation rate sounds promising, but only about 30% of Wisconsin students are proficient in reading and math.

Are students truly prepared? WILL’s Education Comeback calls for greater transparency and honest report cards so families can see how their students are really doing. More👇

10/08/2026

🗓️ Join WILL October 15 at 11:30 AM CT to learn about the three constitutional amendments on Wisconsin’s November ballot:

-Partial Veto Amendment
-Religious Liberty Amendment
-Equality Amendment

Hear about what they could mean for taxpayers, religious freedom, and equal treatment under the law. Register below!👇

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10/08/2026

NEW: Wisconsin spends nearly $19,000 per student, yet test scores remain flat and DPI has lowered expectations. A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel piece from WILL’s Kyle Koenen and Will Flanders lays out why Wisconsin needs an Education Comeback and the reforms that can deliver it. ⬇️

10/08/2026

Join the WILL Policy Team as they walk through The Wisconsin Education Comeback, WILL's new roadmap for reversing Wisconsin's academic decline.