Sara Rodriguez

Rodriguez says she would lower health care costs and guarantee affordable, reliable coverage for Wisconsin residents. Her campaign has also promoted a Wisconsin-governed public option, stronger BadgerCare, postpartum coverage, mental health parity, and protections for pre-existing conditions and reproductive health care.

Rodriguez says she would lower costs for families by cutting property taxes, making child care more affordable, and helping more Wisconsinites buy homes. Her campaign also emphasizes wages and long-term affordability for working families.

Rodriguez says she would lower utility costs and energy bills while protecting Wisconsin’s air, water, and land. She has also said large energy users such as data centers should cover their own energy costs and that projects should include local input and renewable energy commitments.

Rodriguez says she would protect reproductive freedom and ensure people can make their own health care decisions. Her campaign says it would defend abortion rights and access to contraception and fertility care.

Rodriguez says she would stand up to federal immigration enforcement she views as reckless and protect Wisconsin communities. Her campaign has also called for limits on enforcement at sensitive locations such as schools, hospitals, courthouses, and places of worship.

Rodriguez’s campaign says she would keep communities safe and build a justice system that works, but it does not lay out a detailed firearms policy on the campaign site reviewed. Public materials emphasize public safety, fairness, and second chances.

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Rodriguez says she would reform the criminal justice system so it keeps communities safe, treats people fairly, and gives people a second chance. Her campaign also says it would defend civil rights and protect Wisconsin from federal overreach affecting health care, schools, voting rights, and communities.

Rodriguez says she would fully fund public schools and keep property taxes from rising because of school costs. Her campaign also says it would support child care and keep kids safe online as part of a broader family-support agenda.

Rodriguez says she would make AI work for Wisconsin workers rather than only for tech companies. Her campaign also says it would protect kids online by holding Big Tech accountable and limiting harmful design and advertising practices.

Rodriguez has supported automatic voter registration and previously authored AVR legislation in the Wisconsin Assembly. Her campaign also says it would protect voting rights from federal overreach.

Rodriguez says she would support local communities by lowering property taxes, making housing more affordable, and requiring local input on major energy projects. Her campaign also emphasizes clean air and water protections and community-level decision-making.