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Wisconsin Democrats are criticizing Senate Republicans for not meeting since early July, arguing it is a dereliction of duty.

Democrats are building a case to voters to flip two Senate seats in 2026 and gain control of the chamber.

Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu accused Democrats of offering "meaningless platitudes" while the governor increases regulations.

MADISON - Democratic lawmakers are within striking distance of taking control of the state Senate in 2026 and began building a case to voters this week, arguing Republicans are passing too few bills to keep their majority.

The state Senate hasn't met since it passed the state budget in early July. Before then, the body met six times in 2025. The state Assembly, also controlled by Republicans, has met on t

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