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Tom Tiffany: “I voted for the photo ID law when I was in the legislature a…”

Featuring: Tom Tiffany, Republican | U.S. House Wisconsin, District 7

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany talks Gen Z, AI, housing, more

Published April 16, 2026 | Video Starts at 08:18

I'm wondering how as governor, your stance would be on voter ID laws and those shifting rules that we're seeing nationally. Yeah, so I voted for the photo ID law when I was in the legislature a little over a decade ago. And we were told at the time by critics, they said this is going to suppress people voting. That did not happen at all after we passed that photo ID law. (08:18–08:24)

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“30% of the cost of building a new home is just soft costs.”
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“Developers get as much as a $50,000 an acre subsidy [for converting farmland].”
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“There's only about 30% of the health care facilities in Wisconsin that are fully complying with the transparency requirements.”
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“We have hundreds of thousands of people that came into the country over the previous four years that were let out of places like the jails…”
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“The gang [Tren de Aragua] was here in the United States, including right here in Wisconsin.”
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“Florida lost population [in 2010].”
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“Wisconsin is one of the most regulated states in America.”
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“Property taxes [in Wisconsin are] much too high.”
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“State government has a number of housing programs primarily focused on renting.”
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“Virginia reduced their regulatory burden overall in state government over the last four years.”
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“Data centers take a lot of electricity, an enormous amount of electricity.”
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“We should not have the taxpayers subsidize this conversion of farmland.”
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“The voting totals actually went up in Wisconsin [after the photo ID law was passed].”
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“Farm bureau in Tennessee and Missouri offers an affordable option in those states. We can't get that in Wisconsin.”
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“Many of these people had violent criminal records.”
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“Energy prices [in Wisconsin are] among the highest in the Midwest.”
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“It may be time to freeze tuition once again into our universities so that that higher education is more affordable.”
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“For the first time in 2020 in the history of their state, [California] lost population.”
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“We can make Wisconsin one of the shining stars in America.”
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