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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Republicans today put the finishing touches on the GOP’s $81.7 billion version of the state budget after turning back a series of Dem amendments hoping to make the bill look more
Cecely Castillo (608) 251-0139 x3 MADISON – Statement from Sara Finger, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health (WAWH): “When Governor Evers released his budget early this year I felt so hopeful that our state would invest in
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Contact: Luke Fuller (608) 266-7513 Madison, WI – On Wednesday, the State Senate passed the 2019-21 budget after hours of floor debate. Senator Duey Stroebel, (R-Saukville) issued the following statement in support of the state budget: “This budget
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 266-5660 [Madison, WI] — On Wednesday, the Wisconsin State Senate passed the 2019-2021 state budget. The bill is the same as the budget passed by the Assembly on Tuesday and now heads to Governor Evers’ desk for his
“Unlike Governor Evers’ irresponsible budget proposal, the budget passed by the Republican Legislature puts Wisconsin on a reasonable, sustainable budget path by providing middle class tax relief and critical investments in education, health care, and transportation. I am proud that
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Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — Senate Republicans today put the finishing touches on the GOP’s $81.7 billion version of the state budget after turning back a series of Dem amendments hoping to make the bill look more like the $83.8 billion plan Gov. Tony Evers originally proposed.
Cecely Castillo (608) 251-0139 x3 MADISON – Statement from Sara Finger, Executive Director of the Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health (WAWH): “When Governor Evers released his budget early this year I felt so hopeful that our state would invest in the needs of real people. From doula reimbursement to infant
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Contact: Luke Fuller (608) 266-7513 Madison, WI – On Wednesday, the State Senate passed the 2019-21 budget after hours of floor debate. Senator Duey Stroebel, (R-Saukville) issued the following statement in support of the state budget: “This budget is far from perfect. It represents the reality of divided
Contact: Alec Zimmerman (608) 266-5660 [Madison, WI] — On Wednesday, the Wisconsin State Senate passed the 2019-2021 state budget. The bill is the same as the budget passed by the Assembly on Tuesday and now heads to Governor Evers’ desk for his signature. After the passage of the budget, Senate Majority Leader
“Unlike Governor Evers’ irresponsible budget proposal, the budget passed by the Republican Legislature puts Wisconsin on a reasonable, sustainable budget path by providing middle class tax relief and critical investments in education, health care, and transportation. I am proud that the budget I support gives every taxpayer a tax cut,