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Governor · 2026
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11 of 11 commitments
Raise the state minimum wage to $15 an hour immediately and to $20 by 2030.
Crowley’s Badger Basics campaign releasePublication date unverified
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Open BadgerCare as a public insurance option to every Wisconsin household.
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Set up a statewide No Wrong Door mental health system and place navigators in all 72 counties.
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Guarantee a subsidized child care slot for every family with a child under five.
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Cap child care costs at 7% of household income.
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Repeal Act 10 to restore the collective bargaining rights it restricted.
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Require data centers and large technology companies to pay the full cost of the grid upgrades they require.
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Expand housing supply through zoning flexibility and reuse of existing buildings.
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Close the special education funding gap.
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Expand the Building Bridges small business program statewide.
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Deliver property tax relief without shifting the burden to local communities.
Crowley’s post-election remarksThis entry concerns the incoming term. Assessment of outcomes begins when that term starts.
Campaign proposals for comparing priorities.
Cut state income taxes by 10% for working families earning less than $150,000.
Tiffany’s affordability planEliminate state income taxes on tips and overtime.
Tiffany’s affordability planRepeal the state minimum markup law to lower gasoline prices.
Tiffany’s affordability planAn evaluation window. Each commitment keeps the timing published in its source.
Scheduled · · Day one is the day the official begins the term for this office.Crowley’s campaign framework calls for an immediate $15 hourly minimum wage, with a later $20 target for 2030. On November 4 he said affordability would be his focus starting in January. The minimum wage proposal requires a change in state law.
Milwaukee
Crowley thanked voters for their confidence and pledged to listen to Wisconsinites and work on their behalf.
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