Wisconsin Democrats, led by Assembly Leader Greta Neubauer, are optimistic about gaining more power in the state Assembly by 2026. Theyve seen progress in this legislative session, with more bipartisan work due to closer numbers in both houses. Neubauer highlights successes like increased school funding and housing bill progress. However, shes disappointed by unaddressed issues like prescription drug costs and rising ACA premiums. Despite roadblocks, Democrats are laying groundwork for future policies, including abortion access and public safety reforms. Neubauer believes Democrats have a strong chance to flip the Assembly in 2026, citing positive signs from recent elections.
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