He will also cut burdensome regulations to make housing, childcare, and healthcare more affordable.
Cut burdensome regulations to make housing, childcare, and healthcare more affordable.
Occurrences
Telegram readers know I have long fought to cut through the bureaucratic, burdensome regulatory process and reduce the red tape that drives up housing costs. Wisconsin clearly needs reform. Right now, it takes an average of 14 months in Wisconsin just to begin construction on a new home. We need to get government out of the way and let builders build again.
Evidence
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The campaign page says Tom Tiffany "will also cut burdensome regulations to make housing, childcare, and healthcare more affordable."
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Tiffany wrote that he has "long fought to cut through the bureaucratic, burdensome regulatory process and reduce the red tape that drives up housing costs" and said Wisconsin needs reform to let builders build again; he also said he cosponsored the American Family Housing Act.
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On April 16, 2026, the House passed H.R. 6398, the RED Tape Act, and Tiffany’s member-vote page shows he voted "Yea" on roll call 118 for the bill's passage; the same page shows the motion to recommit failed on roll call 117.
Assessments
The evidence shows Tiffany made concrete deregulatory efforts, including public advocacy on housing regulation, cosponsoring housing-related legislation, and voting for the RED Tape Act. However, it does not show that he actually cut regulations in a way that made housing, childcare, and healthcare more affordable, nor that the promised outcome was enacted or achieved across the three named areas. This supports serious effort but not fulfillment.