David D. King

King supports a Wisconsin Whole Health Plan that would integrate traditional medicine with chiropractic and other holistic services, including acupuncture, naturopathy, massage therapy, and nutrition counseling. The plan also calls for lower out-of-pocket costs, preventive health programs, and new integrative clinics in underserved areas.

King’s economic plan emphasizes expanding manufacturing and innovation, including AI and research partnerships, while cutting red tape for small businesses and giving Wisconsin firms first shot at state contracts. He also calls for workforce training, apprenticeships, childcare solutions, support for agriculture and rural areas, and fiscal restraint.

King says Wisconsin should strengthen the grid, support clean energy, and protect against outages while also prioritizing roads, bridges, broadband, and clean water infrastructure. His platform frames energy policy as part of a broader infrastructure agenda.

No public position found in the campaign materials reviewed. The campaign website pages reviewed do not state a position on abortion or reproductive rights.

No public position found in the campaign materials reviewed. The campaign pages reviewed do not include an immigration-specific policy statement.

King’s Wisconsin Safe Communities Plan says he would be tough on violent crime while expanding community policing, neighborhood officers, youth jobs, mentoring, and efforts against drug trafficking and fentanyl. The plan also sets public year-one targets for reducing shootings, homicides, overdose deaths, and reckless-driving fatalities.

No public position found in the campaign materials reviewed. The campaign website focuses on Wisconsin state issues and does not present a foreign-policy platform.

King presents his campaign as focused on community uplift, unity, and service, highlighting ministry and civic work that has assisted people facing homelessness, addiction, and reentry challenges. His messaging emphasizes putting people before politics and bringing Wisconsinites together.

King’s education plan calls for reading by third grade, math mastery by eighth grade, higher pay pathways and less paperwork for teachers, more mental health support in schools, paid youth apprenticeships and dual-credit opportunities, and fairer school funding.

King’s platform says Wisconsin should grow manufacturing and innovation, including AI and research partnerships, but it does not lay out a detailed standalone technology or AI policy.

No public position found.

King’s local-issues agenda centers on education, infrastructure, holistic health care, public safety, and economic development. His platform also emphasizes broadband access, clean water, reliable energy, support for farms and small businesses, and community revitalization.