Tom Tiffany

His campaign website says he would end what it calls the 400-year property tax increase and put a freeze on property taxes.⁶

1. Eliminate property taxes on primary homes
2. Cap yearly increases or expand homeowner exemptions
3. No new state caps or exemptions; leave property taxes to local governments

His campaign website says he would cut income taxes by 10% for working families earning less than $150,000 a year.⁶

1. Add or raise taxes on the highest incomes (for example, a tax on income over $1 million)
2. Keep current rates
3. Cut rates or move to a single flat rate
4. Phase out the state income tax

His campaign website says he voted to end federal taxes on tips and overtime and, as governor, would end Wisconsin's income tax on that pay as well.⁶

His campaign website says he would return the entire state budget surplus to taxpayers, audit every state agency and program, and end what it calls a tax-and-spend mentality.⁶

His campaign website says he would protect families from further sales tax increases.⁶

1. Lower sales tax rates or stop taxing necessities such as groceries
2. Keep current sales taxes
3. Raise sales taxes or apply them to more goods and services, to replace other taxes or fund state programs

His campaign website says data centers must pay the costs they create and bring their own energy, that he would end tax breaks for data centers, and that local residents should have the final say on projects.¹⁰

1. Encourage new data centers with tax breaks and faster approvals
2. Require data centers to pay the full cost of the power plants and lines they need
3. Pause or limit new data centers

His campaign website says he would embrace next-generation nuclear energy and stop shutting down power plants that provide steady baseload power.⁶

His campaign website says he would sign legislation restoring local control over where large wind and solar projects are built.⁶

His campaign website says he would ban foreign adversaries, including China, from buying Wisconsin farmland and homes.⁶

1. Ban farmland purchases by all foreign buyers
2. Ban purchases by buyers tied to China, Russia, Iran or North Korea
3. Require more reporting and national security reviews of purchases, but no outright bans
4. Keep current reporting rules, with no new limits on foreign buyers

His campaign website says that in Congress he cosponsored a bill to bar large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, and that as governor he would apply the same principle in Wisconsin.⁶

His campaign website says he would cut regulations and permitting delays that raise the cost of building homes.⁶

His campaign website says he supports more funding for Wisconsin schools, tied to accountability for results.⁶

1. Increase state funding for public schools
2. Hold funding near current levels
3. Reduce state school funding or slow its growth

His campaign website says he would sign legislation to protect girls' sports, bathrooms and locker rooms in schools, which it describes as protecting privacy and fairness for girls.⁶

His campaign website says he would eliminate DEI programs and racial preferences at the University of Wisconsin and end racial preferences in state government.⁶

1. Ban DEI offices, training and hiring goals in government, public colleges and federal contractors
2. Allow DEI programs, but bar any that favor people by race or sex
3. Keep DEI programs, and restore those ended in 2025

His campaign website says he would sign legislation banning gender transition surgery for minors.⁶

His campaign website says he would ban sanctuary policies statewide and require local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration authorities.⁶

1. Require full cooperation, with penalties for places that limit it
2. Let each state, county or city decide
3. Cooperate only in cases involving people convicted of serious crimes
4. Bar police and jails from helping without a judge's warrant

His campaign website says he would make sure police officers have the tools, training and support they need.⁶

His campaign website says he supports legalizing medical marijuana in Wisconsin through a program with strict age requirements and oversight.⁶

His campaign website says he would support age-verification requirements for app providers, strengthen parental consent protections and tighten school cellphone limits for the full school day.⁶

His campaign website says he would expand the supply of child care by cutting regulations that make it hard for home-based and small providers to open and stay open.⁶

His campaign website says he would work with the federal government to end vehicle emissions testing requirements in southeastern Wisconsin.⁶