Wisconsin Legislature: Presidential electors

Various public assistance and program funding revisions: housing, homelessness, and indigence; workforce development and job and income supports; community action agencies; lead exposure and abatement; sober living and mental health; nonemergency medical transportation services; transportation; and Institute for Research on Poverty funding for annual report on poverty - AB1145

Various public assistance and program funding revisions: housing, homelessness, and indigence; workforce development and job and income supports; community action agencies; lead exposure and abatement; sober living and mental health; nonemergency medical transportation services; transportation; and Institute for Research on Poverty funding for annual report on poverty - SB1045

Water utility assistance for low-income households created [Sec. 113, 473, 474] [original bill only] - AB68

Water utility assistance for low-income households created [Sec. 113, 473, 474] - SB111

DOA grants awarded to eligible recipients - AB444

DOA grants awarded to eligible recipients - SB439

Immunization-related mail: government entities, schools, health care providers, and childcare centers required to ensure mail is sealed and no information is visible on the outside - AB132

Immunization-related mail: government entities, schools, health care providers, and childcare centers required to ensure mail is sealed and no information is visible on the outside - SB150

Motor vehicle registration renewal: fee for notices provided by mail [Sec. 2774, 9444 (3)] [original bill only] - AB68

Motor vehicle registration renewal: fee for notices provided by mail [Sec. 2774, 9444 (3)] - SB111

Public utility companies: DOR requirement to send assessments via certified mail eliminated [Sec. 1407-1411] [original bill only] - AB68

Public utility companies: DOR requirement to send assessments via certified mail eliminated [Sec. 1407-1411] - SB111

Theft of mail penalties revised; JRCCP may report - AB891

Theft of mail penalties revised; JRCCP may report - SB831

Agreement among the states to elect the U.S. president and vice president by national popular vote ratified - AB246

Presidential electors: method of selecting revised - AB35

Presidential electors: method of selecting revised - SB61

Presidential preference primary moved to second Tuesday in March, certain deadlines changed - SB284

Electronics recycling waste cleanup in certain counties - AB943

Loan to Timber Professional Cooperative from certain federal moneys for purchase of Verso Paper Mill in the City of Wisconsin Rapids [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, adds loan re Park Falls Pulp and Paper Mill in the City of Park Falls] - AB367

Verso Paper Mill and the Park Falls Pulp and Paper Mill: loan for the purchase of - AB444

Verso Paper Mill and the Park Falls Pulp and Paper Mill: loan for the purchase of - SB439

Election law changes: temporary orders on conduct, recounts, domestic abuse and sexual assault victim service providers, recall petition, notice of a referendum, delivery of certified statements, election inspectors for canvassing absentee ballots, write-in candidates for city office, independent candidates on partisan primary ballot, maintaining poll lists, notice of ballot when using electronic voting system, paper copies of registration list, counting write-in votes, rules on forms of election notices, and establishing ward lines - AB304

Election law changes: temporary orders on conduct, recounts, domestic abuse and sexual assault victim service providers, recall petition, notice of a referendum, delivery of certified statements, election inspectors for canvassing absentee ballots, write-in candidates for city office, independent candidates on partisan primary ballot, maintaining poll lists, notice of ballot when using electronic voting system, paper copies of registration list, counting write-in votes, rules on forms of election notices, and establishing ward lines - SB178

Individuals 17 years of age may vote in a primary election if the individual will be 18 years of age by the election following the primary; statewide referendum required - AB464

Individuals 17 years of age may vote in a primary election if the individual will be 18 years of age by the election following the primary; statewide referendum required - SB458

Primary elections: voting for more than one political party authorized - AB1091

Primary elections: voting for more than one political party authorized - SB1006

Ranked-choice voting for the election of all federal, state, and local officials; recall elections excluded - AB150

Ranked-choice voting for the election of all federal, state, and local officials; recall elections excluded - SB240

U.S. senator and representative in Congress: top-five candidates in primary election appear on general election ballot and instant runoff voting in general election via ranked-choice voting ballot - AB244

U.S. senator and representative in Congress: top-five candidates in primary election appear on general election ballot and instant runoff voting in general election via ranked-choice voting ballot - SB250

Baccalaureate degree program for prisoners [Sec. 324, 656, 2682] [original bill only] - AB68

Baccalaureate degree program for prisoners [Sec. 324, 656, 2682] - SB111

Battery against correctional officer or teacher by a prisoner: each correctional institution required to record - AB825

Battery against correctional officer or teacher by a prisoner: each correctional institution required to record - SB846

Contract for inmate telecommunications and video communication services must comply with DOC rules; emergency rules provision - AB821

Contract for inmate telecommunications and video communication services must comply with DOC rules; emergency rules provision - SB800

Correctional officers and correctional sergeants: supplemental pay under set conditions [A.Sub.Amdt.2: Sec. 9101 (5)] - AB68

COVID-19 vaccine distribution: DHS directed to not prioritize incarcerated persons within an allocation phase - SB8

Criminal justice changes re firearm transfers and possession; crime victims and witnesses; law enforcement recruitment, retention, and training; obstructing justice; certain DOJ and DOC programs; hate crime reporting portal; DNA evidence statute of limitation; and funding for mental health and substance use services, DPI special education aid, and UW System; fraud scheme crime created; JRCCP may report - AB1140

Criminal justice changes re firearm transfers and possession; crime victims and witnesses; law enforcement recruitment, retention, and training; obstructing justice; certain DOJ and DOC programs; hate crime reporting portal; DNA evidence statute of limitation; and funding for mental health and substance use services, DPI special education aid, and UW System; fraud scheme crime created; JRCCP may report - SB1091

Death of inmate diagnosed with COVID-19: limited examination by coroner or medical examiner permitted - AB1

Employed inmate’s salary or wages: adding child or family support, restitution, and certain fees to withholdings - AB1151

Employed inmate’s salary or wages: adding child or family support, restitution, and certain fees to withholdings - SB1069

Federal COVID recovery rebates received by incarcerated persons used to pay restitution - AB219

Federal COVID recovery rebates received by incarcerated persons used to pay restitution - SB236

Law enforcement investigative services provided by local government re incidents in a state prison or juvenile correctional facility: DOC to reimburse certain expenses [A.Amdt.1: in transit to prison or facility added, appropriation removed] - AB569

Law enforcement investigative services provided by local government re incidents in a state prison or juvenile correctional facility: DOC to reimburse certain expenses - SB558

Offender reentry demonstration project extended [Sec. 1004, 1005] [original bill only] - AB68

Offender reentry demonstration project extended [Sec. 1004, 1005] - SB111

Official oath and bond requirement of wardens and superintendents of state prisons (remedial legislation suggested by DOC) - AB1029

Official oath and bond requirement of wardens and superintendents of state prisons (remedial legislation suggested by DOC) - SB998

Operation of drones over correctional institutions prohibition exception re authorization of the DOC Secretary - AB211

Operation of drones over correctional institutions prohibition exception re authorization of the DOC Secretary [S.Amdt.1: adds county facilities and sheriff's authorization] - SB237

Overtime in state correctional institutions: DOC biennial report changed to annual - AB758

Overtime in state correctional institutions: DOC biennial report changed to annual - SB724

Persons who die of COVID-19: limited examination of inmates by coroner or medical examiner permitted; 2019 WisAct 185 cremation permits and electronic signature of death certificates provisions modified - SB145

Population for redistricting purposes: counting individuals confined in state prisons - AB1069

Pregnant and postpartum people in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy provisions - AB1150

Pregnant and postpartum persons in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy provisions [Sec. 2716] [original bill only] - AB68

Pregnant and postpartum persons in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy provisions [Sec. 2716] - SB111

Reimbursement rate for holding individuals in jail, county facility, or tribal jail awaiting transfer to state prison - AB187

Reimbursement rate for holding individuals in jail, county facility, or tribal jail awaiting transfer to state prison - SB223

TPR based on parental incarceration: grounds established - AB627

TPR based on parental incarceration: grounds established - SB595

Vaccination of certain incarcerated persons: DHS distribution to - AB145

Vendors of personal property items at state correctional institutions: DOC to contract with no fewer than 3, allow purchase on behalf of an inmate, and at least one vendor offers a storefront in the City of Milwaukee - AB565

Vendors of personal property items at state correctional institutions: DOC to contract with no fewer than 3, allow purchase on behalf of an inmate, and at least one vendor offers a storefront in the City of Milwaukee [S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, changed to 2 or 3 vendors, "storefront" changed to "location"; S.Amdt.1: 1st class city provision removed] - SB564

Huber release for individuals on probation, parole, or extended supervision [Sec. 2738, 2743] [original bill only] - AB68