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WI SB 363

Relating to: allowing certified child care operators to provide care to up to six children. (FE)

In brief

WI SB 363 is a state bill in WI: “Relating to: allowing certified child care operators to provide care to up to six children. (FE)”. It was introduced on Jun 27, 2025 in the Senate, during the 2025 session. Its status at our last check, on Oct 28, 2026: failed or withdrawn. The latest action we have (Mar 23, 2026) reads: “Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1”. Its sponsors are Quinn (Republican), Tomczyk (Republican), with 20 cosponsors. CSWH lists it under the cause Universal childcare. The facts here come from State legislature (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov) and Open States (openstates.org); the bill's own text there is the authority.

Where it stands

Status
Failed or withdrawn
Latest action
Mar 23, 2026: Failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1
Sponsors
  • Quinn (Republican)
  • Tomczyk (Republican)
  • Goeben (Republican), cosponsor
  • Tucker (Republican), cosponsor
  • Spiros (Republican), cosponsor
  • Kreibich (Republican), cosponsor
  • Brooks (Republican), cosponsor
  • O'Connor (Republican), cosponsor
  • Gustafson (Republican), cosponsor
  • Gundrum (Republican), cosponsor
  • Duchow (Republican), cosponsor
  • Dittrich (Republican), cosponsor
20 cosponsors in all
Started in
Senate
Introduced
Jun 27, 2025
Session
2025
Subjects
Children and Families, Department of, Day care

Our summary: WI SB 363, allowing certified child care operators to provide care to up to six children, failed to pass pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1. (written by our daily update from the source; the bill's text is the authority)

Sources

Checked by our daily update on Oct 28, 2026.

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