The November 3 election brought historic changes to Wisconsin's political landscape, reflecting broader state and national trends. As the results come into focus, the REALTOR® Party has plenty to celebrate and important work ahead.
REALTOR® Party candidates find success
More than 86% of REALTOR® Party-supported candidates won their elections, positioning the REALTOR® Party to continue advancing policies that protect property rights, support homeownership and strengthen Wisconsin's real estate industry.
Wisconsin voters say yes to Question 1
Wisconsin voters also approved Question 1, amending the state constitution to limit the governor's partial veto authority over taxes and fees.
Leading up to Election Day, the Wisconsin Homeowners Alliance (WHA) conducted a statewide campaign to educate the public about Question 1 and its potential future impact on property taxes and other everyday costs.
Defending REALTOR® Party priorities
As Wisconsin's political landscape changes, the REALTOR® Party will remain focused on defending existing protections for property owners and the real estate industry, including private property rights, taxpayer safeguards and policies that keep housing costs in check.
What happens next?
Over the coming weeks, newly elected lawmakers will select legislative leaders, establish committees and prepare for the upcoming session. The incoming administration will begin its transition, assembling its team ahead of taking office in January.
As the 2027–28 legislative session approaches, the REALTOR® Party will continue working with elected officials on both sides of the aisle to advance policies that support your business, your clients and customers, and your communities.
