Signing Marks Major Step Forward for Women’s Health in Wisconsin
Madison – Today, Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) shared her appreciation for the hard work of her colleagues in Senate Bill 264 being signed into law today. She praised the legislation as the culmination of years of determined effort, noting her support since the bill’s initial introduction in 2023.
“Today marks a significant victory for women across Wisconsin as Senate Bill 264 is officially signed into law, ensuring improved care and stronger protections for those who need it most. From day one, this legislation has been about ensuring women receive the care, dignity, and support they deserve,” said Rep. Goeben. “I’m proud to have stood alongside advocates and colleagues to see this through to the finish line.”
The path to passage was not without challenge. Lawmakers navigated substantial political hurdles throughout the session, working across divides to advance a policy grounded in compassion and practical outcomes. The final result reflects both persistence and a shared commitment to improving lives.
Rep. Goeben also extended her sincere gratitude to Senator Cabral-Guevara and Representatives Gustafson, Nedweski, and Duchow for their leadership and unwavering dedication. “Their tireless work and advocacy were instrumental in getting this bill across the finish line,” Rep. Goeben said. “Wisconsin’s women are better off today because of their efforts.”
Act 103 represents a meaningful step forward in strengthening care systems and delivering real, tangible support to women throughout the state.
