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Attorney General Kaul also supports making safe gun storage more accessible, backing legislation to expand access to gun safes, trigger locks, and barrel locks—recognizing that responsible storage is an important part of a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to reducing gun violence.

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Josh Kaul- Candidate for Wisconsin Attorney General

Wisconsin’s Attorney General since 2019, Josh Kaul grew up in Oshkosh and Fond du Lac as the son of a prosecutor and a police officer. A graduate of Yale and Stanford Law School, he served as a federal prosecutor in Baltimore before returning home to protect voting rights. He is running for re-election on a record of fighting crime, defending Wisconsinites’ rights, and protecting the state’s natural resources.

Wisconsin voters can continue strengthening their state’s gun violence prevention measures by re-electing Josh Kaul as attorney general. Kaul’s legal experience includes time clerking for the First Circuit Court of Appeals and four years as a federal prosecutor. In 2023, Kaul co-sponsored a bill that would have prevented domestic violence offenders from possessing firearms. In 2025, he joined Moms Demand Action and, as co-chair of the Wisconsin Gun Safety Coalition, introduced a package of common-sense gun safety bills. Kaul is a strong and unwavering advocate for gun violence prevention, and his continued service as AG guarantees gun safety legislation remains a top priority.

Josh Kaul took office as Attorney General in January 2019. His administration has fought crime, protected our natural resources, and defended our rights, taking on tough issues and getting results. He has consistently fought for the best interests of Wisconsinites, with a track record that shows that he’ll work with anyone and stand up to anyone.

When Josh came home to Wisconsin to raise a family, he took on a new challenge: protecting our right to vote. He went to court to fight back against laws that restrict access to the ballot box.

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