In the Badger State, opinions on occupational licensing reform are not strictly divided along party lines.
Rather, there is substantial support among all voters for policies that will make it easier for people to work without burdensome, redundant, and expensive licensing requirements. Notably, more than half of all likely voters (55%)—including half of all likely Democrat voters—say they support allowing professionals to work under a Wisconsin state license without having to obtain additional local licenses.
Respondents also favored a commonsense approach to evaluating new and existing licensing requirements across the state.