Attorney General

Eric Toney (Republican)

He says his first priority would be public safety, including fixing crime-lab operations, filling vacant positions, and ending policies he believes limit evidence testing. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))

He says he would confront drug crimes, especially fentanyl and methamphetamine, and restore drug investigations in northern Wisconsin. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))

He says DOJ resources should prioritize public safety rather than multistate lawsuits against the federal government. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))

Josh Kaul (Democratic, incumbent)

He cites DOJ investigations and prosecutions of serious crimes, including homicides, sexual assaults, and drug trafficking, as work of his administration. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))

Eric Toney (Republican)

No public statement found in our sources.

Josh Kaul (Democratic, incumbent)

He says his administration joined multistate cases challenging federal actions involving funding, birthright citizenship, childhood immunization policy, and environmental protections. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))

Eric Toney (Republican)

No public statement found in our sources.

Josh Kaul (Democratic, incumbent)

He says his administration has pursued accountability related to the opioid epidemic and helped secure hundreds of millions of dollars in recovery. (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection response (quoted by Ballotpedia))