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Massive spending increase, billions in higher state taxes, tens of millions in higher property taxes again Evers wants to overturn Act 10, legalize marijuana, implement automatic voter registration and reduce new voter residency requirement to 10 days Repeals Right to Work, mandates gun background checks for all, makes it easier for counties and cities to increase sales taxes School Choice targeted, UW tuition freeze continues, no gas tax increase and allows law enforcement to hire noncitizens as officers By MacIver Staff Gov. Tony Evers recently rolled out his second budget proposal, a gigantic $91 billion spending plan that will, according to the Governor, help Wisconsin recover from the ill effects of COVID-19 and the government shutdown of the state’s economy.  As with his first budget, the 2021-2023 version seeks to dramatically increase government spending in Wisconsin, raise taxes on the many to hand out aid to the select few, and create dozens of new initiatives to

United statesUniversity of wisconsinCity of milwaukeeTony eversDepartment of public instructionAssembly speaker robin vosr rochesterPublic service commissionCommittee on financeSenate majority leader devin lemahieur oostburgUniversity of wisconsin technical college systemWalker administrationOffice of student loan ombudsmanWisconsin economic development corporationTask force on climateHealth in all policies action teamWhile the republican legislature