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Gov. Tony Evers $91 billion budget faces major headwinds in the Republican-led Legislature, where many of his policy ideas have garnered little support.
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Sen. Brad Pfaff (D-Onalaska): It wasn t an easy year for any of us. Not for our families, our communities, our small businesses, and those who are going to school, Pfaff said. Governor Evers recognizes the fact that we are strong people, we are resilient people, we are hard-working people, and we are going to get through this. Wisconsin is going to come out the other side of this pandemic stronger than ever. This budget recognizes the need of our s state. I believe this budget will help to build for the future.
Sen. Patrick Testin (R-Stevens Point): Well I think one of the big take-aways is the fact that Governor Tony Evers is going to make significant investments into the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. This is an agency that the governor campaigned on but now realizes its vital importance, especially in the wake of the actions of his administration that shut down our economy, Sen. Testin said. It is great to see the governor work on getting some crucial suppo
Gov. Evers Unveils $91 Billion Budget
Budget would boost school funding, direct funds to small businesses, repeal part of Act 10 and legalize marijuana, but faces an uphill battle. //end headline wrapper ?>Democratic Gov. Tony Evers delivers his 2021 budget address. Screenshot from YouTube
Promising to help Wisconsin “bounce back” from the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov.
Tony Evers proposed a $91 billion state budget on Tuesday, an ambitious plan that would boost overall spending by almost 10 percent, infuse hundreds of millions of dollars in Wisconsin schools and reinstate some of the union bargaining rights lost by public sector workers a decade ago.
The two-year budget, which would lay the foundation for Evers’ reelection should he seek a second term, includes a wide array of policies many Republicans who run the Legislature are likely to resist from the legalization of recreational marijuana to the expansion of Medicaid.