La Crosse Eau Claire, WI, September 28, 2026 —

Wisconsin Attorney General candidates have scheduled a debate to take place on October 11. The event will feature candidates Kaul and Toney, who are seeking to lead the state’s Department of Justice.

The specific details regarding the location, moderator, format, and specific topics to be covered during the October 11 debate were not immediately available. Further announcements are expected to provide more information as the date approaches.

This debate is anticipated to offer voters an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates on key issues relevant to the office of Attorney General. The attorney general’s office in Wisconsin handles a wide range of legal matters, including consumer protection, environmental law, and criminal prosecution.

The candidates, Kaul and Toney, are expected to discuss their platforms and qualifications, outlining their visions for the future of the attorney general’s office. This exchange is a common part of the election process, allowing for public scrutiny and comparison of the candidates’ stances.

Voters in Wisconsin will be looking for clear distinctions between the candidates’ approaches to the complex legal and policy challenges facing the state. The date of October 11 places the debate in the critical final weeks leading up to the general election, making it a potentially significant event in the campaign.



Story summarized from the original created by Caroline Bach on www.wxow.com, see more information here.

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