Representative Robin Vos & Benjamin Yount

What Do the 2026 Election Results Mean for Wisconsin’s Future?

Robin Vos has served in the Wisconsin State Assembly since 2005 and has been Speaker of the Assembly since 2013, making him the longest-serving Assembly Speaker in Wisconsin history. Representing the 63rd Assembly District, Vos has played a central role in shaping Wisconsin’s legislative agenda, with a focus on economic growth, responsible budgeting, education, and government accountability.

A longtime leader in Wisconsin politics, Vos has held numerous leadership positions in the Assembly and has been a prominent voice on issues affecting the state’s economy, businesses, taxpayers, and families. As Speaker, he has helped guide the Assembly through some of the state’s most consequential policy debates and continues to play a leading role in determining Wisconsin’s legislative priorities and direction.

Benjamin Yount is an award-winning Wisconsin journalist, broadcaster, and political commentator and the host of The Benjamin Yount Show. With more than two decades of experience covering Wisconsin politics, government, and public policy, Yount has built a reputation for insightful interviews, thoughtful analysis, and engaging conversations on the issues shaping the state and nation.

As News Director and Morning Show Host, Yount brings a deep understanding of Wisconsin’s political landscape and a talent for making complex issues accessible and compelling. Through his reporting and commentary, he regularly engages with elected officials, policymakers, business leaders, and newsmakers, offering listeners an informed perspective on the people and policies influencing Wisconsin’s future.

Following the 2026 election, Wisconsin stands at a pivotal moment. Join Speaker Vos and Yount for an engaging conversation examining the election’s impact, the changing political landscape, and the key issues likely to shape the state’s future. From legislative priorities and economic policy to the challenges and opportunities facing Wisconsin, this timely discussion will offer valuable perspective on what lies ahead in Madison and beyond.

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