2024 Wisconsin Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Wisconsin State Legislature in 2024 and ranks state assemblymen and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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Senate Votes

Assembly Votes

1. Free Speech, Academic Freedom, and Due Process

Establishes free speech, academic freedom, and due process standards at University of Wisconsin System institutions and technical colleges.

2. Second Amendment Financial Privacy

Forbids a financial institution from requiring the use of a merchant category code that identifies the merchant as a firearms retailer and provides that no governmental entity may maintain a list of firearms owners.

3. Legalizing Abortion Up to 14 Weeks

Would have placed on the April 2024 ballot a referendum on legalizing abortion up to the 14th week of pregnancy, except in the case of a "medical emergency."

4. Eliminating the Waiting Period After Divorce

Eliminates the six-month waiting period for remarriage after a divorce.

5. Public Utility Monopolies

Adopts a "right of first refusal" for incumbent public utilities to build transmission projects.

6. Restoring Sound Money

Creates a sales and use tax exemption for gold, silver, and other precious metals.

How did they vote?

Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote

Name	Party	Score
Scott E. Allen	R	100%
Clinton Anderson	D	33%
Jimmy Anderson	D	17%
Deborah Andraca	D	17%
David Armstrong	R	50%
Tyler August	R	50%
Samba Baldeh	D	33%
Mike Bare	D	33%
Elijah Behnke	R	83%
Jill E. Billings	D	33%
Amy Binsfeld	R	50%
Ty Bodden	R	100%
Mark L. Born	R	50%
Janel Brandtjen	R	83%
Robert Brooks	R	50%
Marisabel Cabrera	D	50%
Calvin Callahan	R	50%
Ryan Clancy	D	33%
Sue Conley	D	17%
Dave Considine	D	17%
Alex A. Dallman	R	50%
Barbara Dittrich	R	50%
Robert G. Donovan	R	50%
Steve Doyle	D	33%
Dora Drake	D	17%
Cindi Duchow	R	50%
James W. Edming	R	50%
Jodene Kay Emerson	D	33%
Joy Goeben	R	100%
Evan Goyke	D	33%
Chanz Green	R	50%
Rick Gundrum	R	100%
Nate Gustafson	R	67%
Kalan Haywood	D	17%
Francesca Hong	D	17%
Karen Hurd	R	50%
Jenna Jacobson	D	33%
Alex Joers	D	33%
Scott Johnson	R	50%
Terry Katsma	R	50%
Joel Coulombe Kitchens	R	50%
Scott Krug	R	50%
Anthony M. Kurtz	R	50%
John Macco	R	50%
Darrin Madison	D	33%
Gae Leila Magnafici	R	80%
Dave Maxey	R	67%
Tip McGuire	D	33%
Paul Daniel Melotik	R	60%
Tom Michalski	R	50%
Supreme Moore-Omokunde	D	17%
Clint Moses	R	50%
Dave Murphy	R	50%
Jeffrey L. Mursau	R	50%
LaKeshia Nicole Myers	D	20%
Amanda Nedweski	R	50%
Greta Neubauer	D	33%
Adam Neylon	R	50%
Todd Novak	R	33%
Jerry L. O\'Connor	R	67%
Tod O. Ohnstad	D	17%
Loren Oldenburg	R	40%
Sylvia Ortiz-Velez	D	33%
Lori Palmeri	D	33%
William Penterman	R	67%
Kevin David Petersen	R	50%
Warren Petryk	R	50%
Jon Plumer	R	60%
Treig E. Pronschinske	R	50%
Melissa Ratcliff	D	33%
Nik Rettinger	R	50%
Daniel Riemer	D	17%
Jessie Rodriguez	R	50%
Donna M. Rozar	R	50%
Angie Sapik	R	67%
Peter Schmidt	R	50%
Michael Schraa	R	80%
Ellen Schutt	R	67%
Katrina Shankland	D	33%
Kristina Shelton	D	33%
Christine Sinicki	D	17%
Lee Snodgrass	D	33%
Patrick Snyder	R	50%
Shae Sortwell	R	50%
John Spiros	R	50%
David Steffen	R	50%
Shelia Stubbs	D	33%
Lisa Subeck	D	33%
Rob Summerfield	R	50%
Rob Swearingen	R	50%
Paul R. Tittl	R	67%
Travis Tranel	R	60%
Ron Tusler	R	50%
Nancy VanderMeer	R	50%
Robyn Vining	D	17%
Robin Vos	R	50%
Chuck Wichgers	R	83%
Robert Wittke	R	50%
Shannon Zimmerman	R	50%

Average Freedom Score by Party

Party	Score
Democrat	27.6%
Republican	57.5%