Gov. Tony Evers signs and vetoes legislation addressing elections ahead of April primary
MADISON (WKOW) -- Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed off on a series of bipartisan bills expected to ramp up the state's election administration and processes.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- Democratic Gov. Tony Evers signed off on a series of bipartisan bills expected to ramp up the state's election administration and processes.
Tuesday's action is lawmakers’ second attempt at trying to get maps passed and signed by Evers before the state Supreme Court picks maps.
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Prevents local ordinances prohibiting someone from growing food on their property.