Democratic incumbent Josh Kaul holds a strong position in the Wisconsin attorney general race due to his established record and incumbency advantage heading into the November 3 general election. The contest is a rematch against Republican challenger Eric Toney, who lost narrowly in 2022, with recent campaign activity centering on crime laboratory testing delays, public safety priorities, and the incumbent’s litigation against federal policies. Toney has secured endorsements from a supermajority of the state’s sheriffs and highlights operational shortcomings in the Department of Justice, while Kaul maintains a funding lead and points to broader enforcement outcomes. Both candidates have limited name recognition among voters, though the race remains defined by these contrasting approaches to the office’s role.