As governor, Robert LaFollette successfully passed all of the following reforms EXCEPT:

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Robert La Follette, as governor of Wisconsin, was instrumental in implementing several progressive reforms, but women's suffrage at the state level was not one of them. While he did support various progressive measures such as the nation's first state income tax, workers' compensation, and popular voting in primaries, the right for women to vote was not achieved through state-level reforms during his tenure. Women's suffrage in the United States was eventually granted through the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1920, well after La Follette's term as governor.

As Governor, Robert LaFollette Successfully Passed All of the Following