Wisconsin

Bills

Every bill and resolution in the 2025 Regular Session, from filing to law.

10 bills on gambling and lotteries Sort: Latest action Newest filed Number Title Furthest along
BillTitleWhere it standsLast action
SB 45 state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2025 legislature. Joint Committee on Finance, by request of Governor Tony Evers Became law Nov 11, 2026LRB correction (Senate Amendment 26 to Senate Substitute Am…
AB 601 excluding certain event or sports wagers from the definition of “bet”. Tyler August Became law Apr 9, 2026Published 4-10-2026
AB 907 requirements for state lottery drawings. Jim Piwowarczyk Became law Apr 3, 2026Published 4-4-2026
AB 934 eliminating the definition of relative for purposes of the lottery; the definition of taxable property in a tax incremental district; the order of certain withholdings and deposits in income tax computations; and elimin… Law Revision Committee Became law Mar 27, 2026Published 3-28-2026
SB 986 requirements for state lottery drawings. Cory Tomczyk Died Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
SB 913 eliminating the definition of relative for purposes of the lottery; the definition of taxable property in a tax incremental district; the order of certain withholdings and deposits in income tax computations; and elimin… Law Revision Committee Died Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
AB 864 various changes to the state lottery. Robert Brooks Died Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
SB 861 various changes to the state lottery. Dan Feyen Died Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
SB 592 excluding certain event or sports wagers from the definition of “bet”. Howard L. Marklein Died Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
AB 50 state finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2025 legislature. Joint Committee on Finance, by request of Governor Tony Evers Failed Mar 23, 2026Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1

From Wisconsin's official records. "Where it stands" is the furthest step a bill has reached; a bill still short of law when its session ended is shown as died.