Wisconsin voters also support reforms in welfare that would promote work, not dependency. A majority strongly support requiring able-bodied adults under 60 with no children under six to work, train, or volunteer at least part time as a condition of eligibility for food stamps (75%).
Further, reforms that help single-parent families are also highly favored: 71 percent of likely voters support requiring individuals to cooperate with the state’s attempt to collect child support as a condition of eligibility for food stamps.