After Republicans held onto their majority in the Assembly, Speaker Robin Vos vowed the state’s projected $3.5 billion surplus would either go back to taxpayers as relief or stay in the state’s coffers.
“Because I am not going to support a plan which says that if (Gov. Tony) Evers vetoes tax cuts, we’re going to spend it on growing the side of the government,” Vos said yesterday. “It’s going to be...
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