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Republican Representative · Assembly District 15

Source: Wisconsin Legislature , Wisconsin Ethics Commission · pulled · record through

Floor votes missed
0 of 1,266
Bills led
43 · 9 became law
Votes with their party
100% · 243 votes, 2025
Committees
7

Bills they led · 43

Bills where Adam Neylon is the lead author, the first name on the bill. Sponsoring a bill means putting it forward: the text itself is drafted by the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau. Bills they signed onto behind another member are listed below, and bills they only voted on are in Vote history. What these roles mean

Of the 43 bills they led: 9 became law, 1 were vetoed, 12 died without a public hearing. Statuses come from each bill's official history.

Became law 9 bills
  • AB 664 Disclosures regarding content generated by artificial intelligence in political advertisements, granting rule-making authority, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2023
  • AB 10 Eliminating deductions for moving expenses for businesses that move out of the state or out of the United States. (FE) 2019
  • AB 766 A licensure exemption for sports medicine physicians licensed outside this state and granting rule-making authority. 2017
  • AB 330 The rule-making authority of certain agencies. 2017
  • AB 745 Notification of a local law enforcement agency and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children when a child over whom the Department of Children and Families, the Department of Corrections, a county department of human services or social services, or a licensed child welfare agency has placement, care, or supervision responsibility is missing and granting rule-making authority. 2015
  • AB 722 School and school district accountability report. 2015
  • AB 665 Grants for participation in robotics competitions and making an appropriation. (FE) 2015
  • AB 440 Child support income withholding orders, deferred prosecution agreements, determining the amount of a home visitation program grant, modifications to the references to Milwaukee County by population, modifications to certain appropriations, and making an appropriation. (FE) 2015
  • AB 19 Unlawful use of a global positioning device and providing a penalty. (FE) 2015
Vetoed 1 bills
  • AB 173 Private resources used for election administration, appointment of election officials, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2021
Passed one chamber 1 bills
  • AJR 109 Honoring the victims of the attack on the Waukesha Christmas Parade and their families, and recognizing the heroic efforts of law enforcement and EMS who responded to the scene and medical professionals who cared for the victims. 2021
Died at session end 32 bills
  • AB 892 Digital asset staking and the state’s securities laws. 2025
  • AB 675 Noncompete clauses for medical practitioners. 2025
  • AB 471 The regulation of digital assets. 2025
  • AB 274 The expiration of administrative rules. (FE) 2025
  • AB 10 A sales and use tax exemption for the sale of gun safes. (FE) 2025
  • AB 676 Notice to public utility customers of potential and final rate changes. 2023
  • AB 675 The Public Service Commission's website and an annual report relating to its dockets. 2023
  • AB 674 Procedures related to certain complaints filed with the Public Service Commission. (FE) 2023
  • AB 737 Requirements for and insurance related to peer-to-peer motor vehicle sharing programs. (FE) 2021
  • AB 439 Ownership, control, or operation of a motor vehicle dealership and performance of motor vehicle warranty service. (FE) 2021
  • AB 358 Regulating the sale of items that are qualified medical expenses below cost. (FE) 2021
  • AB 212 Short-term health coverage duration. 2021
  • AB 172 Publication of Elections Commission meeting minutes. 2021
  • AB 1099 Regulating earned income access services, providing a penalty, and granting rule-making authority. (FE) 2021
  • AB 953 Short-term health coverage. 2019
  • AB 851 Statements of scope for administrative rules. 2019
  • AB 450 Generally prohibiting local units of government from excluding from consideration certain piping materials. (FE) 2019
  • AB 339 Limiting certain 2nd class cities' ability to designate or regulate historic landmarks. (FE) 2019
  • AB 271 Term and repayment for loans under the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program. (FE) 2019
  • AB 233 Charging facility grant program and making an appropriation. (FE) 2019
  • AB 640 Creating the innovation fund and economic development programs funded by that fund, establishing the Innovation Fund Council, authorizing the State of Wisconsin Investment Board to provide certain advice and services to state agencies and others, and making appropriations. (FE) 2017
  • AB 574 Eliminating deductions for moving expenses for businesses that move out of the state or out of the United States. (FE) 2017
  • AB 564 Robotics league participation grants. 2017
  • AB 42 Various changes regarding administrative rules and rule-making procedures and making an appropriation. (FE) 2017
  • AB 148 Expiration of statements of scope for administrative rules. (FE) 2017
  • AB 758 Industry cluster partnerships and making an appropriation. (FE) 2015
  • AB 757 An industry cluster research and development tax credit. (FE) 2015
  • AB 486 Allowing taxpayers to claim early stage seed investment credits for investments in the fund of funds. (FE) 2015
  • AB 449 The school district revenue limit adjustment for energy efficiency projects. (FE) 2015
  • AB 251 Various changes regarding administrative rules and rule-making procedures; time limits for emergency rules; and making an appropriation. (FE) 2015
  • AB 767 Unlawful use of a global positioning device and providing a penalty. (FE) 2013
  • AB 656 Notifications concerning the assertion of rights under a patent or pending patent and providing a penalty. (FE) 2013

Coauthored · 293

Bills led by another member of the Assembly that Adam Neylon signed onto. Signing on adds their name to the bill; it is not the same as leading it. From each bill's official history.

Show all 293 coauthored bills
  • AJR 93 Congratulating the Brookfield Central Girls Soccer team on their 2025 Division 2 State Soccer Championship. 2025
  • AJR 9 Honoring the life and enduring legacy of Robert George Uecker. 2025
  • AJR 6 Recognizing that the Wisconsin State Legislature supports nuclear power and fusion energy as clean energy sources that are critical to safely meeting Wisconsin’s growing energy demands and declaring the legislature’s commitment to the continuation and expansion of nuclear power and nuclear technologies, the development of nuclear technologies and fusion energy, and employing the leadership and resources necessary to support the development of and investment in nuclear power, fusion energy, and related technologies in the state. 2025
  • AJR 41 Proclaiming May 2025 and May 2026 as Jewish American Heritage Months. 2025
  • AJR 4 Honoring the life and public service of Justice David T. Prosser Jr. 2025
  • AJR 133 Legislative suspension of rules promulgated by state agencies (first consideration). 2025
  • AJR 131 Proclaiming the month of March 2026 as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month throughout the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • AJR 12 Honoring the life and public service of Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller. 2025
  • AJR 1 Requiring photographic identification to vote in any election (second consideration). 2025
  • AB 994 Review by state agencies of administrative rules and enactments; an expedited process for repealing rules an agency no longer has the authority to promulgate; and the rule-making authority of certain agencies. (FE) 2025
  • AB 992 Requirements for proposed administrative rules that impose costs. (FE) 2025
  • AB 97 Extension of eligibility under the Medical Assistance program for postpartum women. (FE) 2025
  • AB 959 The legal status of artificial intelligence. 2025
  • AB 958 Position authorizations for Internet crimes against children law enforcement. (FE) 2025
  • AB 957 Internet crimes against children law enforcement and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • AB 955 The rule-making authority of agencies. (FE) 2025
  • AB 948 Policies to prohibit the use of wireless communication devices during the school day in public schools. 2025
  • AB 909 An enterprise-wide data and efficiency study. (FE) 2025
  • AB 840 Certain requirements related to data centers. 2025
  • AB 794 Independent contractor healthcare workers and healthcare worker platforms. 2025
  • AB 71 School district operating referenda. 2025
  • AB 673 Banning the use of genetic software from foreign adversaries in medical and research facilities, the storage of any human genome sequencing data within the borders of a foreign adversary, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 657 A sales and use tax exemption for nuclear fusion technology projects. (FE) 2025
  • AB 635 Notifying counties and tribes of an exceedance of groundwater protection standards or standards for PFAS. (FE) 2025
  • AB 627 Fees related to animal markets, animal dealers, animal truckers, and animal transport vehicles. (FE) 2025
  • AB 525 Repeal of obsolete tax credits and tax provisions. (FE) 2025
  • AB 514 Authorizing additional circuit court and criminal justice system positions. (FE) 2025
  • AB 382 Requirements for children born alive following abortion or attempted abortion and providing a penalty. 2025
  • AB 371 The use of speed safety camera systems and traffic control photographic systems in a first class city and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 353 Price transparency in hospitals, restricting certain debt collection actions against patients, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • AB 292 The use of artificial intelligence or other machine assisted translation in court proceedings and of telephone or live audiovisual interpretation in criminal trials. (FE) 2025
  • AB 284 Enumeration of projects in the Authorized State Building Program, modifications to building program project budgets, selection of project architects and engineers, single prime contracting, agency cooperation with energy conservation contractors, timeline for claims before the Claims Board, and making a transfer to the state building trust fund. (FE) 2025
  • AB 276 Statements of scope for administrative rules. (FE) 2025
  • AB 275 Challenges to the validity of administrative rules and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • AB 268 The right of appeal for complainants aggrieved by decisions of the Elections Commission concerning the conduct of election officials. 2025
  • AB 263 Coverage of breast cancer screenings by the Medical Assistance program and health insurance policies and plans. (FE) 2025
  • AB 241 Required ratio of journeyworkers to apprentices in apprenticeship programs and contracts. 2025
  • AB 211 Exempting tobacco bars from the public smoking ban. 2025
  • AB 207 Information provided to voters concerning proposed constitutional amendments and other statewide referenda. (FE) 2025
  • AB 180 Requiring the Department of Health Services to seek any necessary waiver to prohibit the purchase of candy or soft drinks with FoodShare benefits. (FE) 2025
  • AB 148 Interpreter action by telephone or live audiovisual means in civil or criminal proceedings. 2025
  • AB 1167 Prohibiting recovery of a rate of return on retired electric generating facilities; an exemption from certificate requirements for constructing a large electric generating facility; and a permit dashboard for applications for certificates of public convenience and necessity. (FE) 2025
  • AB 11 Pelvic exams on unconscious patients and creating an administrative rule related to hospital requirements for pelvic exams on unconscious patients. 2025
  • AB 1078 Creating an innovation grant program for institutions of higher education and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • AB 1062 Prohibited employment for former members of the Public Service Commission. 2025
  • AB 104 Prohibiting gender transition medical intervention for individuals under 18 years of age. 2025
  • AJR 82 Condemning Hamas' barbaric attack against Israel. 2023
  • AJR 78 Requiring photographic identification to vote in any election (first consideration). 2023
  • AJR 73 Recognizing Employment Choice First as a means to preserve the dignity, self-esteem, and pride of individuals with disabilities in Wisconsin. 2023
  • AJR 12 Declaring March 5, 2023, to March 11, 2023, as Women in Construction Week and celebrating the countless contributions of women in construction. 2023

Showing 50 of 293, see the full record

Cosponsored · 319

Bills from the other house that Adam Neylon signed onto. Signing on adds their name to the bill; it is not the same as leading it. From each bill's official history.

Show all 319 cosponsored bills
  • SJR 9 Honoring the life and public service of Justice David T. Prosser Jr. 2025
  • SJR 7 Recognizing that the Wisconsin State Legislature supports nuclear power and fusion energy as clean energy sources that are critical to safely meeting Wisconsin’s growing energy demands and declaring the legislature’s commitment to the continuation and expansion of nuclear power and nuclear technologies, the development of nuclear technologies and fusion energy, and employing the leadership and resources necessary to support the development of and investment in nuclear power, fusion energy, and related technologies in the state. 2025
  • SJR 6 Honoring the life and enduring legacy of Robert George Uecker. 2025
  • SJR 45 Proclaiming May 2025 and May 2026 as Jewish American Heritage Months. 2025
  • SJR 2 Requiring photographic identification to vote in any election (second consideration). 2025
  • SJR 13 Honoring the life and public service of Assembly Chief Clerk Patrick Fuller. 2025
  • SJR 124 Legislative suspension of rules promulgated by state agencies (first consideration). 2025
  • SJR 123 Proclaiming the month of March 2026 as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month throughout the state of Wisconsin. 2025
  • SB 981 Review by state agencies of administrative rules and enactments; an expedited process for repealing rules an agency no longer has the authority to promulgate; and the rule-making authority of certain agencies. (FE) 2025
  • SB 979 Requirements for proposed administrative rules that impose costs. (FE) 2025
  • SB 956 Position authorizations for Internet crimes against children law enforcement. (FE) 2025
  • SB 955 Internet crimes against children law enforcement and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • SB 941 An enterprise-wide data and efficiency study. (FE) 2025
  • SB 940 The rule-making authority of agencies. (FE) 2025
  • SB 932 The legal status of artificial intelligence. 2025
  • SB 885 Digital asset staking and the state’s securities laws. 2025
  • SB 843 Certain requirements related to data centers. 2025
  • SB 81 School district operating referenda. 2025
  • SB 768 Independent contractor healthcare workers and healthcare worker platforms. 2025
  • SB 657 Noncompete clauses for medical practitioners. 2025
  • SB 649 Banning the use of genetic software from foreign adversaries in medical and research facilities, the storage of any human genome sequencing data within the borders of a foreign adversary, and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • SB 636 A sales and use tax exemption for nuclear fusion technology projects. (FE) 2025
  • SB 628 Notifying counties and tribes of an exceedance of groundwater protection standards or standards for PFAS. (FE) 2025
  • SB 622 Fees related to animal markets, animal dealers, animal truckers, and animal transport vehicles. (FE) 2025
  • SB 546 Authorizing additional circuit court and criminal justice system positions. (FE) 2025
  • SB 535 The regulation of digital assets. 2025
  • SB 529 Repeal of obsolete tax credits and tax provisions. (FE) 2025
  • SB 384 Requirements for children born alive following abortion or attempted abortion and providing a penalty. 2025
  • SB 375 The use of speed safety camera systems and traffic control photographic systems in a first class city and providing a penalty. (FE) 2025
  • SB 296 Enumeration of projects in the Authorized State Building Program, modifications to building program project budgets, selection of project architects and engineers, single prime contracting, agency cooperation with energy conservation contractors, timeline for claims before the Claims Board, and making a transfer to the state building trust fund. (FE) 2025
  • SB 295 The use of artificial intelligence or other machine assisted translation in court proceedings and of telephone or live audiovisual interpretation in criminal trials. (FE) 2025
  • SB 289 Requirements for proposed administrative rules that impose any costs. 2025
  • SB 277 The expiration of administrative rules. (FE) 2025
  • SB 276 Challenges to the validity of administrative rules and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • SB 275 Statements of scope for administrative rules. (FE) 2025
  • SB 270 The right of appeal for complainants aggrieved by decisions of the Elections Commission concerning the conduct of election officials. 2025
  • SB 264 Coverage of breast cancer screenings by the Medical Assistance program and health insurance policies and plans. (FE) 2025
  • SB 242 Required ratio of journeyworkers to apprentices in apprenticeship programs and contracts. 2025
  • SB 23 Extension of eligibility under the Medical Assistance program for postpartum women. (FE) 2025
  • SB 211 Exempting tobacco bars from the public smoking ban. 2025
  • SB 205 Information provided to voters concerning proposed constitutional amendments and other statewide referenda. (FE) 2025
  • SB 157 Prohibiting gender transition medical intervention for individuals under 18 years of age. 2025
  • SB 154 Requiring the Department of Health Services to seek any necessary waiver to prohibit the purchase of candy or soft drinks with FoodShare benefits. (FE) 2025
  • SB 147 Interpreter action by telephone or live audiovisual means in civil or criminal proceedings. 2025
  • SB 14 Pelvic exams on unconscious patients and creating an administrative rule related to hospital requirements for pelvic exams on unconscious patients. 2025
  • SB 12 A sales and use tax exemption for the sale of gun safes. (FE) 2025
  • SB 1122 Prohibiting recovery of a rate of return on retired electric generating facilities; an exemption from certificate requirements for constructing a large electric generating facility; and a permit dashboard for applications for certificates of public convenience and necessity. (FE) 2025
  • SB 1069 Creating an innovation grant program for institutions of higher education and making an appropriation. (FE) 2025
  • SB 1034 Prohibited employment for former members of the Public Service Commission. 2025
  • SJR 74 Condemning Hamas' barbaric attack against Israel. 2023

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Campaign money

$10,484 reported receipts across 64 records

Jan 1, 2025–Dec 31, 2026. Includes collected receipts before taking office. Latest reported transaction: Jul 20, 2026. Earliest collected receipt in this view: Apr 15, 2025. Filings and amendments may be missing; totals cover collected records.

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Receipts by quarter in the selected period. Gold bars with a tick under them are election quarters; peak $5,809 in 2026 Q2.
Quarter by quarter
  • 2025 Q2: $990
  • 2025 Q3: $1,975
  • 2026 Q2: $5,809
  • 2026 Q3: $1,710

Where it came from

  • Individuals: $7,734 (74%)
  • Political committees: $1,250 (12%)
  • Unregistered: $1,000 (10%)
  • Businesses & other entities: $500 (5%)

Source types exactly as the committee reported each receipt to CFIS.

Top contributing committees

PACs, party and other political committees

Top individual donors

within the selected period, grouped by CFIS donor identity

  • Gerald Julius 1 receipts $1,000
  • Andrea Bryant 1 receipts $300
  • Jim Villa 1 receipts $260
  • Michael Roberts 1 receipts $250
  • Kurt Schley 1 receipts $250

Top occupations of individual donors

as reported by donors; individuals gave $7,734 in total

  • Retired $1,700
  • Govt Relations $1,000
  • Realtor $450
  • Account Manager $300
  • CEO $260

Source: Wisconsin Ethics Commission campaign finance filings (campaignfinance.wi.gov), refreshed nightly. Wisconsin law bars corporations from contributing to candidates; money comes from individuals and political committees. Totals cover verified candidate committees, including runs for other offices. Receipts can include loans, transfers, refunds, and in-kind support. All available history starts no earlier than July 2008 and may have gaps. Full methodology

Key votes · 552

Selected by rule, not judgment: the final recorded passage vote of every bill that became law, any floor vote decided by five or fewer, and every veto-override vote. Each row links to the official roll call.

Showing the 300 most recent; the full record is in Vote history below.

Votes against their party · 14

Roll calls where Adam Neylon voted opposite the majority of Republicans casting an Aye or Nay on that roll call. Ties within the party are excluded; absences never count. Each row links to the official roll call.

Show all 14 party-break votes
  • Nov 9, 2023 AB 552 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 53 Aye–9 Nay roll call
  • Oct 17, 2023 AB 438 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 46 Aye–16 Nay roll call
  • Oct 17, 2023 AB 439 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 46 Aye–16 Nay roll call
  • Feb 15, 2018 AB 10 PASSAGE Voted Nay; Republicans split 61 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 SB 462 Read a third time and concurred in, Ayes 87, Noes 8 Voted Nay; Republicans split 54 Aye–8 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 SB 87 Refused to suspend rules, Ayes 50, Noes 44 Voted Nay; Republicans split 49 Aye–12 Nay roll call
  • Feb 18, 2016 SB 87 Read a third time and concurred in, Ayes 65, Noes 29 Voted Nay; Republicans split 39 Aye–22 Nay roll call
  • Nov 3, 2015 AB 222 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 57, Noes 40 Voted Nay; Republicans split 57 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • May 13, 2015 AB 177 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 60, Noes 35 Voted Nay; Republicans split 60 Aye–2 Nay roll call
  • May 13, 2015 AB 191 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 62, Noes 33 Voted Nay; Republicans split 61 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • May 13, 2015 AB 192 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 63, Noes 32 Voted Nay; Republicans split 61 Aye–1 Nay roll call
  • Nov 5, 2013 SB 274 Read a third time and concurred in, Ayes 90, Noes 4 Voted Nay; Republicans split 51 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • Oct 17, 2013 AB 4 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 88, Noes 4, Paired 2 Voted Nay; Republicans split 51 Aye–4 Nay roll call
  • Apr 17, 2013 AB 109 Read a third time and passed, Ayes 89, Noes 8 Voted Nay; Republicans split 50 Aye–8 Nay roll call

Floor attendance

Only days the chamber held recorded floor votes are shown, on every tile below, they either voted or missed: 1,266 votes across 162 voting days, none missed.

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Vote history · 1,266

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