In a significant decision, a Dane County judge has struck down multiple provisions of Act 10, a controversial law that had severely limited collective bargaining rights for public employee unions in Wisconsin. The ruling restores these rights, marking a major win for labor unions and politicians who have opposed the law since its inception. Over 60 sections of Act 10 have been invalidated, allowing public workers and teachers to regain collective bargaining powers that were previously curtailed. Reactions from unions and local leaders indicate a hopeful outlook as they prepare to navigate the implications of this ruling.