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The Wisconsin ADA Coordinators Association strives to support ADA Coordinators in their work and to help Governmental entities and businesses in the communities of Wisconsin regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), accessibility, and inclusion.
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Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidates and Disability
Upcoming Election: August 11, 2026
Questions: Disability Rights and Access
Reach out to the Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidates to respond to questions on improving the quality of life for persons with disabilities in relation to:
- Health Care and Community Services
- Employment
- Education
- Infrastructure and Transportation
- Housing
As the state chief executive, how will you raise awareness on disability rights and access?
Wisconsin Gubernatorial Candidates
Listed in alphabetical order with name as link for description, contact, and responses if provided to our questions on disability rights and access.
*NOTE: This is for informational purposes and not an endorsement of any candidate.
- Joel Brennan, Democrat, former Department of Administration secretary.
- David Crowley, Democrat, Milwaukee County executive.
- Francesca Hong, Democrat, state representative from Madison.
- Andy Manske, Republican, medical services technician.
- Kelda Roys, Democrat, state senator from Madison.
- Tom Tiffany, Republican, congressman representing northern Wisconsin.
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Recent Webinar
Festival and Event Access: How a Partnership in Madison led to Development of Resource Guide and Training for Local Events
In This Webinar
Discover the collaborative efforts and projects toward a fully accessible and inclusive Downtown Madison through the creation of the Beyond Compliance Subcommittee for Downtown Madison Inc. (DMI) and the public Resource Guide developed to improve access and disability inclusion in area festivals and events.
Presenter
Jason Beloungy, Executive Director of Access to Independence and Chair of the Beyond Compliance Subcommittee for Downtown Madison Inc. (DMI).
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Ask Your ADA Questions
Send by Email
You can submit your accessibility questions anytime by
Email: ADAWICoordinators@gmail.com
Contact
For questions and accommodations:
Rebecca Rabatin
Email: ADAWICoordinators@gmail.com
Phone: 414-226-8307
Disclaimer
The Wisconsin ADA Coordinator’s network shares their own knowledge and experience. Their opinions might differ from their employers’. What they share is not legal advice.