Wisconsin LGBTQ+ Bills

Relating to: designating athletic sports and teams operated or sponsored by public schools or private schools participating in a parental choice program based on the sex of the participants.

Relating to: designating University of Wisconsin and technical college sports and athletic teams based on the sex of the participants.

Relating to: school board policies related to changing a pupil’s legal name and pronouns.

Relating to: prohibiting persons who have been convicted of a violent crime from changing their name and providing a penalty.

Relating to: a civil cause of action for a minor injured by a gender transition procedure.

Relating to: prohibiting gender transition medical intervention for individuals under 18 years of age.

Relating to: a civil cause of action for a minor injured by a gender transition procedure.

Relating to: changing an individual’s sex on a birth certificate.

Relating to: eliminating criminal defenses of adequate provocation, self-defense, or not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect if the claim is based on the victim’s gender identity or sexual orientation.

Relating to: proclaiming March 31, 2025, as Wisconsin’s Transgender Day of Visibility.

Relating to: prohibiting conversion therapy.

Relating to: proclaiming March 31, 2025, as Wisconsin’s Transgender Day of Visibility.

Relating to: grants for LGBTQIA+ rights training for school counselors and school social workers and making an appropriation. (FE)

Relating to: the age for marriage and eliminating spousal exceptions for certain sex crimes against children.

Relating to: the age for marriage and eliminating spousal exceptions for certain sex crimes against children.

Relating to: designating University of Wisconsin and technical college sports and athletic teams based on the sex of the participants.

Relating to: proclaiming November 20 in 2025 and 2026 as Wisconsin’s Transgender Day of Remembrance.

Relating to: proclaiming February 4, 2025, as Transit Equity Day.

Relating to: eliminating constitutional restrictions on marriage (first consideration).

Relating to: equality of rights on the basis of sex, gender identity, race, color, sexual orientation, disability, religion, national origin, marital status, family status, age, ancestry, or any other immutable characteristic and creating a private cause of action for violations of those rights by state actors (first consideration).