Where Wausau candidates stand on public safety
3 sourced statements in 1 race. Every candidate in each race is listed, including those with nothing on record. Nobody is scored or ranked.
Wisconsin Attorney General
- Josh Kaul (Democratic, incumbent)
AI and public safety: Kaul supports stronger state and federal AI regulations and greater transparency. He also supports additional state investment in public safety and expanded background checks for firearm transfers. (Conley Media / GMToday)
- Eric Toney (Republican)
Camera privacy: Toney supports local law enforcement’s decision to discontinue Flock camera use, citing investigation and privacy concerns; he says legislative action is needed to protect confidentiality and privacy. (Conley Media / GMToday)
AI and crime labs: He says protecting children from AI-related threats should be a priority and supports working with families, educators, law enforcement, and technology experts on legal tools. He also says crime-lab delays should be addressed by ending policies that limit evidence testing and filling vacant positions. (Conley Media / GMToday)