Contact: Rep. McGuire, 608-266-5504 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Representative Tip McGuire on the partial veto of the state budget by Gov. Evers: “I support many of the changes that Governor Evers made to the state
Contact: Rep. Katrina Shankland office: (608) 267-9649 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget into law with a series of partial vetoes. In response, Rep. Shankland said: “Governor Evers led on Wisconsin values
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CONTACT: 608.266.5340 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the state budget and used his line-item veto power on 78 provisions within the final document crafted by the legislature. Representative Dianne Hesselbein released the following statement on the Governor’s decision:
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Contact: (608)266-5840 Vetoes Replacement of Green Bay Correctional Institution Madison—Today Representative David Steffen (R-Howard) released a statement on Governor Evers’ budget action. “Despite his initial public statements supporting the replacement of Green Bay Correctional Institution, Governor Evers
MADISON – State Rep. David Bowen (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement on Governor Evers’ signing of Assembly Bill 56, the State Biennial Budget, after invoking his Democratic power of partial veto: “While the version of the Budget signed by Governor
“From day one, Governor Evers has been clear that public education is his top priority. Finding a way invest nearly $100 million more for our classrooms is a win for kids, families and communities throughout Wisconsin. I along with people
MADISON, WI – Senate Democratic Leader Jennifer Shilling (D-La Crosse), Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement after Governor Evers signed the 2019-2021 State Budget into law: “Governor Tony Evers laid out a bold vision for our
MADISON, Wis. — The following are the statements of One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Analiese Eicher on Gov. Tony Evers’ action today on the 2019 state budget: “Gov. Evers was elected because the people of this state wanted someone focused
MADISON — The following is a statement from Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler on Gov. Tony Evers’ signing and partial veto of the 2019 – 2021 biennial budget passed by the legislature: “This budget would have been impossible if Tony Evers
Gov. Tony Evers signed the two-year budget Wednesday, but only after using his partial veto authority to pump nearly $87 million more into per-pupil school aid than what Republicans had proposed. Evers said he seriously considered vetoing the entire budget
Gov. Tony Evers signed the two-year budget Wednesday, but only after using his partial veto authority to pump nearly $87 million more into per-pupil school aid than what Republicans had proposed. Evers said he seriously considered vetoing the entire budget
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 9, into law with partial vetoes. “While this budget makes critical investments in areas that were included in The People’s Budget, this is a
Our state, our communities, and our families deserve the Democratic vision that works towards better outcomes and a brighter tomorrow.
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers last Friday signed Assembly Bill 188, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 8, into law. Wisconsin Act 8 makes a number of technical changes to 2017 Wisconsin Act 185, including modifying the deadlines related to county-run juvenile
Here are seven reasons why Democratic Gov. Tony Evers won’t veto the entire 2019-21 budget passed by Republican legislators but instead will rework it with line-item vetoes.
Contact: Rep. McGuire, 608-266-5504 MADISON – The following is a statement from State Representative Tip McGuire on the partial veto of the state budget by Gov. Evers: “I support many of the changes that Governor Evers made to the state budget, particularly the nearly $100 million additional investment in our
Contact: Rep. Katrina Shankland office: (608) 267-9649 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget into law with a series of partial vetoes. In response, Rep. Shankland said: “Governor Evers led on Wisconsin values by introducing the People’s Budget. His budget reflected the voices
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CONTACT: 608.266.5340 MADISON – Today, Governor Tony Evers signed the state budget and used his line-item veto power on 78 provisions within the final document crafted by the legislature. Representative Dianne Hesselbein released the following statement on the Governor’s decision: As a legislator, I am faced with many difficult decisions
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Contact: (608)266-5840 Vetoes Replacement of Green Bay Correctional Institution Madison—Today Representative David Steffen (R-Howard) released a statement on Governor Evers’ budget action. “Despite his initial public statements supporting the replacement of Green Bay Correctional Institution, Governor Evers reversed course and caved to the liberal Madison political machine
MADISON – State Rep. David Bowen (D-Milwaukee) released the following statement on Governor Evers’ signing of Assembly Bill 56, the State Biennial Budget, after invoking his Democratic power of partial veto: “While the version of the Budget signed by Governor Evers today was insufficient in many ways, and not nearly
“From day one, Governor Evers has been clear that public education is his top priority. Finding a way invest nearly $100 million more for our classrooms is a win for kids, families and communities throughout Wisconsin. I along with people of Wisconsin would have rather seen the Republicans work with
MADISON, WI – Senate Democratic Leader Jennifer Shilling (D-La Crosse), Assembly Democratic Leader Gordon Hintz (D-Oshkosh) released the following statement after Governor Evers signed the 2019-2021 State Budget into law: “Governor Tony Evers laid out a bold vision for our state’s future that reflected the priorities of Wisconsinites. The Governor’s
MADISON, Wis. — The following are the statements of One Wisconsin Now Executive Director Analiese Eicher on Gov. Tony Evers’ action today on the 2019 state budget: “Gov. Evers was elected because the people of this state wanted someone focused on the issues they care about — good schools, affordable
MADISON — The following is a statement from Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler on Gov. Tony Evers’ signing and partial veto of the 2019 – 2021 biennial budget passed by the legislature: “This budget would have been impossible if Tony Evers hadn’t been elected governor. The funding increases for transportation, education,
Gov. Tony Evers signed the two-year budget Wednesday, but only after using his partial veto authority to pump nearly $87 million more into per-pupil school aid than what Republicans had proposed. Evers said he seriously considered vetoing the entire budget GOP lawmakers sent him late last week, adding it fell
Gov. Tony Evers signed the two-year budget Wednesday, but only after using his partial veto authority to pump nearly $87 million more into per-pupil school aid than what Republicans had proposed. Evers said he seriously considered vetoing the entire budget GOP lawmakers sent him late last week, adding it fell
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today signed the 2019-21 state biennial budget, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 9, into law with partial vetoes. “While this budget makes critical investments in areas that were included in The People’s Budget, this is a down payment on the progress we must make in the
Our state, our communities, and our families deserve the Democratic vision that works towards better outcomes and a brighter tomorrow.
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers last Friday signed Assembly Bill 188, now 2019 Wisconsin Act 8, into law. Wisconsin Act 8 makes a number of technical changes to 2017 Wisconsin Act 185, including modifying the deadlines related to county-run juvenile facilities, modifying the deadline for closing Lincoln Hills and Copper
Here are seven reasons why Democratic Gov. Tony Evers won’t veto the entire 2019-21 budget passed by Republican legislators but instead will rework it with line-item vetoes.