Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The latest revenue estimates give the guv and lawmakers an additional $451.9 million — and maybe more — to play with ahead of the fall election with competing proposals to spend the
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update, brought to you by Spectrum: State Of The State Recap. LFB says stat will collect more than anticipated.
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MADISON – The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary employment estimates for the month of December 2019. The data shows that Wisconsin added 9,800 total non-farm and 9,000 private-sector jobs in
MADISON – Today, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau released new revenue estimates showing the state is now expected to take in an additional $818.2 million through mid-2021 than previously projected. Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement: “As
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statements concerning the projected revenue numbers from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. “The new revenue numbers show that Wisconsin has a great economy that was created through tax reductions, an attractive business climate and responsible
CONTACT: Doug Erickson, (608) 262-0930, dderickson2@wisc.edu DOWNLOAD IMAGES: https://uwmadison.box.com/v/m-crawford-young READ ON THE WEB: https://news.wisc.edu/longtime-political-scientist-scholar-on-african-politics-m-crawford-young-dies-at-88/ LONGTIME POLITICAL SCIENTIST, SCHOLAR ON AFRICAN POLITICS M. CRAWFORD YOUNG DIES AT 88 MADISON – M. Crawford Young, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statements concerning the special session call by the governor. “The Assembly will not be on the floor next week. The bills will be referred to committee and hearings will be held. We’re currently
MADISON – The following statement can be attributed to Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation President Joe Bragger: “Last night I had the honor of attending Governor Evers’ 2020 State of the State Address on behalf of Wisconsin Farm Bureau. Across the state
The state is now expected to take in an additional $818.2 million through mid-2021 than previously projected, driven largely by strong corporate tax collections, according to the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. That additional revenue will mean a deposit of $409.1 million
MADISON, WI – Senator Mark Miller (D-Monona) offered the Democratic weekly radio address regarding the need to close the Dark Store loophole. “Imagine the lost revenue to municipalities and school districts if every large chain stops paying their share of
(Hudson, WI) – Jason Church campaigned yesterday in Rothschild when he visited Wausau Tile. He toured the company’s facilities and spoke with employees. During his visit, Mr. Church spoke on a variety of issues, including impeachment, Iran, and trade. WJFW highlighted Church’s
MADISON – Last night during the State of the State Address, Governor Evers delivered a resounding call to action on the challenges facing our state. It is truly refreshing to listen to a Governor who has taken the time to
MADISON, Wis. – Bipartisan legislation to prevent a future backlog of untested sexual assault kits continues to be obstructed by Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-West Allis), Chair of the Assembly Committee on Health, who appears to have flip-flopped on his plan
The Governor’s State of the State highlighted important disability issues Wednesday night including support for increased special education and public transportation funding and the bi-partisan legislation signed into law that helps people with disabilities exercise their right to vote. BPDD
Donald Trump is delivering the results that Wisconsinites want, while the Democrats vying to run against him are obsessing over issues that don’t matter to ordinary Americans.
Republicans surely will be dismissive of this reform idea as it came from the Democratic camp. But they should not be scornful of the folks across the state who are tired of being the pawns of partisan-hungry lawmakers.
Let’s dispense with the “nonpartisan” nonsense. If it’s a commission appointed by Evers, by its very nature the commission is a partisan Democratic commission.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers From WisPolitics.com … — The latest revenue estimates give the guv and lawmakers an additional $451.9 million — and maybe more — to play with ahead of the fall election with competing proposals to spend the money or create new tax cuts. The estimates come as
In today’s WisPolitics Midday update, brought to you by Spectrum: State Of The State Recap. LFB says stat will collect more than anticipated.
Note: If this post has anything to do with Evers, the Evers administration or lame-duck legislation and related lawsuits, please tag it as Evers Administration. Please delete this note before publishing.
MADISON – The Department of Workforce Development (DWD) today released the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) preliminary employment estimates for the month of December 2019. The data shows that Wisconsin added 9,800 total non-farm and 9,000 private-sector jobs in the month of December. Wisconsin’s labor force participation rate in
MADISON – Today, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau released new revenue estimates showing the state is now expected to take in an additional $818.2 million through mid-2021 than previously projected. Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement: “As the U.S. continues the longest economic expansion in our nation’s
Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statements concerning the projected revenue numbers from the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. “The new revenue numbers show that Wisconsin has a great economy that was created through tax reductions, an attractive business climate and responsible budgeting. Unlike the federal government, the state is spending within
CONTACT: Doug Erickson, (608) 262-0930, dderickson2@wisc.edu DOWNLOAD IMAGES: https://uwmadison.box.com/v/m-crawford-young READ ON THE WEB: https://news.wisc.edu/longtime-political-scientist-scholar-on-african-politics-m-crawford-young-dies-at-88/ LONGTIME POLITICAL SCIENTIST, SCHOLAR ON AFRICAN POLITICS M. CRAWFORD YOUNG DIES AT 88 MADISON – M. Crawford Young, an emeritus professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and one of the foremost scholars in the world on
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Madison…Speaker Robin Vos (R-Rochester) released the following statements concerning the special session call by the governor. “The Assembly will not be on the floor next week. The bills will be referred to committee and hearings will be held. We’re currently reviewing the legislation and gathering input from farmers, including farmers
MADISON – The following statement can be attributed to Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation President Joe Bragger: “Last night I had the honor of attending Governor Evers’ 2020 State of the State Address on behalf of Wisconsin Farm Bureau. Across the state our members are listening intently to our elected officials and
The state is now expected to take in an additional $818.2 million through mid-2021 than previously projected, driven largely by strong corporate tax collections, according to the Legislative Fiscal Bureau. That additional revenue will mean a deposit of $409.1 million in the state’s rainy day fund. Adding the leftover tax
MADISON, WI – Senator Mark Miller (D-Monona) offered the Democratic weekly radio address regarding the need to close the Dark Store loophole. “Imagine the lost revenue to municipalities and school districts if every large chain stops paying their share of property taxes. Individual homeowners would then pay more. When their
(Hudson, WI) – Jason Church campaigned yesterday in Rothschild when he visited Wausau Tile. He toured the company’s facilities and spoke with employees. During his visit, Mr. Church spoke on a variety of issues, including impeachment, Iran, and trade. WJFW highlighted Church’s support of President Trump’s trade negotiations with China, saying: “You
MADISON – Last night during the State of the State Address, Governor Evers delivered a resounding call to action on the challenges facing our state. It is truly refreshing to listen to a Governor who has taken the time to visit all 72 counties and listen to the concerns of
MADISON, Wis. – Bipartisan legislation to prevent a future backlog of untested sexual assault kits continues to be obstructed by Rep. Joe Sanfelippo (R-West Allis), Chair of the Assembly Committee on Health, who appears to have flip-flopped on his plan to hold a hearing on the bill. According to reporting
The Governor’s State of the State highlighted important disability issues Wednesday night including support for increased special education and public transportation funding and the bi-partisan legislation signed into law that helps people with disabilities exercise their right to vote. BPDD is pleased to work with dedicated professionals on the Governor’s
Donald Trump is delivering the results that Wisconsinites want, while the Democrats vying to run against him are obsessing over issues that don’t matter to ordinary Americans.
Republicans surely will be dismissive of this reform idea as it came from the Democratic camp. But they should not be scornful of the folks across the state who are tired of being the pawns of partisan-hungry lawmakers.
Let’s dispense with the “nonpartisan” nonsense. If it’s a commission appointed by Evers, by its very nature the commission is a partisan Democratic commission.