Rob Hutton has built his political career pushing anti-LGBTQ+ extremism, attacking equality, and aligning himself with the far-right fringe.
As a Wisconsin State Senator, Hutton co-authored legislation targeting transgender youth, undermined election integrity by embracing conspiracy theories, and worked to strip away police accountability measures. Despite representing suburban communities that are trending more moderate, Hutton continues to double down on divisive, far-right culture wars — putting him at odds with the evolving values of his district.
Rob Hutton isn’t just extreme — he’s exposed. And in 2025, Agenda PAC is committed to making sure voters know exactly who he is before 2026.
Key Vulnerabilities
Anti-LGBTQ+ Record:
Hutton co-authored Senate Bill 479, creating a private right to sue doctors who provide gender-affirming care to minors — effectively criminalizing care for transgender youth.
He supported legislation to ban transgender students from participating in sports according to their gender identity at both the K-12 and collegiate levels.
He backed “parental rights” bills designed to force schools to out transgender students without their consent.
Democracy Undermining:
In September 2023, Hutton voted to unlawfully fire Wisconsin’s nonpartisan elections administrator, caving to MAGA election conspiracies.
After the vote, Hutton was seen publicly embracing Tim Ramthun — the state’s leading “decertify the election” conspiracy theorist.
Hutton’s actions helped fuel distrust in Wisconsin’s elections and aligned him with the most extreme, anti-democracy forces in the state.
Police Accountability Attacks:
Hutton authored legislation to block the “John Doe” investigative process in cases where police kill civilians, a move that critics said would shield bad actors from accountability.
His bill faced bipartisan skepticism, even drawing opposition from within the Republican Party.
Electoral Vulnerability:
Hutton lost his Assembly seat in 2020 to a Democrat, Sara Rodriguez, in a suburban backlash against extremism.
In his 2022 Senate race, he won with just 53% of the vote — far from a commanding margin in a district Republicans should dominate.
His district includes suburban areas like Wauwatosa and Brookfield, where voters increasingly reject hard-right culture war agendas.
Rob Hutton isn’t just another Republican — he’s a committed anti-LGBTQ+ extremist who sides with election deniers, shields bad cops, and pushes culture war policies wildly out of step with suburban Wisconsin values.
He has:
A public record attacking LGBTQ+ youth and healthcare.
Ties to election denialists and far-right conspiracy movements.
A proven electoral vulnerability in a district trending away from extremism.
