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David Crowley on Government Reform

 

 


Streamline permitting across state agencies; cut red tape

He'll streamline permitting across state agencies, cut red tape for local entrepreneurs, and expand access to affordable capital so more Wisconsinites can turn ideas into income. Crowley will double down on technical assistance and back community-based lenders who know how to reach the business owners big banks ignore. And he'll use state incentives to prioritize storefront growth in commercial corridors, not just corporate subsidies.
Source: 2026 Wisconsin Gubernatorial campaign web CrowleyForWI.com , Aug 16, 2026

Protect voting rights, push for nonpartisan redistricting

Crowley will protect voting rights, push for nonpartisan redistricting at every level, and strengthen the systems that ensure every voice is heard--because democracy only works when it works for all of us.
Source: 2026 Wisconsin Gubernatorial campaign web CrowleyForWI.com , Aug 16, 2026

Don't reduce power of next attorney-general

Legislative Summary:SB884: Eliminate the Office of the Solicitor General in the Department of Justice, which represents the state in certain cases on appeal in state and federal courts.

Analysis by The Capital Times: This is the most controversial bill in the bunch altering the authority of the Department of Justice by stripping some powers from the office of the attorney general. One key change would allow legislators to hire their own attorneys at taxpayer expense if sued in their official capacity. That measure is something Republicans wanted so they could be represented by Republican-leaning private attorneys rather than a Democratic attorney general.

Legislative Outcome:Passed Senate 17-16-0 on Dec/4/18; Passed Assembly 57-26-12 on Dec/4/18; David Crowley voted NO; Signed by Governor Scott Walker on Dec/14/18

Source: The Capital Times on Wisconsin voting record SB884 , Dec 4, 2018

Other governors on Government Reform: David Crowley on other issues:
WI Gubernatorial:
Francesca Hong
Jonathan Wichmann
Kelda Helen Roys
Mandela Barnes
Rebecca Kleefisch
Sara Rodriguez
Tim Michels
Timothy Ramthun
Tom Tiffany
Tony Evers
WI Senatorial:
Alex Lasry
Chris Larson
Eric Hovde
Mandela Barnes
Phil Anderson
Ron Johnson
Sarah Godlewski
Tammy Baldwin
Tom Nelson

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