Data: Wisconsin childhood vaccine rates declining
By Stephen Cohn
Published on March 9, 2026.
New data for 2025 shows the decline in childhood vaccine rates in Wisconsin, with 66.9% of children having the recommended vaccinations at age 24 months, a drop of almost 2% from 2024. The data also indicates minor decreases in adolescent vaccines. The Department of Health Services is working to increase these rates at the local level.
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