Evers, budget

Gov. Tony Evers' budget has a $2.4 billion net tax increase, would create a shortfall
The state would be short about $1.6 billion by the end of the 2028 fiscal year and nearly $4 billion by the end of the 2029 fiscal year.
Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal: $4 billion for education, $2 billion in tax relief
The proposal would invest $4 billion in K-12 and higher education, provide $2 billion in tax relief and increase taxes for wealthy residents.
Tony Evers to propose $2 billion in tax cuts, help for farmers in upcoming budget address
Evers' budget will focus on tax cuts for residents, holding property taxes at current levels and focus on kids, according to budget address excerpts
7 takeaways from Gov. Tony Evers' proposed budget
Republicans have already declared the budget "dead on arrival." But some version of the budget is likely to survive by the time lawmakers finish rewriting it this summer.
Big spending plans plus both tax cuts and increases. Takeaways from Gov. Tony Evers' new budget
Gov. Tony Evers unveiled an increase in income taxes for the wealthiest Wisconsinites while decreasing taxes for middle- and lower earners.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers calls for tax cuts, pushback on Trump’s tariffs
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers says his new two-year spending proposal is designed to prepare for drastic cuts from the federal government.
Evers Biennial Budget focuses on ‘Year of the Kid,’ statewide tax cuts
Gov. Tony Evers announced the 2025-2027 biennial budget Feb. 18, outlining legislative priorities for the next two years, according to a press release. “The budget I’m proposing balances our priorities of investing in our kids and needs that have been long neglected while providing real and sustainable tax relief and saving where we can,
Evers proposes over $856 million investment in UW System in 2025 budget address
Higher education officials applauded Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal while Republican lawmakers call the spending plan "dead on arrival.”
Gov. Evers calls for tax cuts, pushback on Trump’s tariffs in budget address
MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - Tuesday night, Gov. Tony Evers will deliver his biennial budget address at the Wisconsin Capitol, outlining his goals for state spending over the next two years. The governor’s address starts at 7 p.m.
Gov. Tony Evers' budget calls for tax cuts, protection against 'needless chaos' of Trump policies
Evers' budget also seeks increased funding to support farmers in an effort to counter the economic impacts of President Donald Trump's tariffs on Wisconsin’s trade partners.
Republican group criticizes Gov. Tony Evers after 'woman' changed in bill to 'inseminated person'
"mother" to "inseminated person." The executive budget bill introduced by the Joint Committee on Finance covers a ...
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Kenosha-area legislators reaction to Evers' budget split along partisan lines
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers’ budget address Tuesday night was met with mixed reviews by Kenosha-area representatives, their ...
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Sheboygan, readying for marina project, could receive funding from Gov. Tony Evers
City Administrator Casey Bradley said Gov. Tony Evers confirmed the marina/riverfront project was included in this year's ...
Buc-ee's planned near Madison gets boost from Evers. His budget includes $6 million for road work
If approved by the Legislature, that would help pay for an interchange upgrade that Buc-ee's says is needed to avoid freeway ...
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Here’s how Wisconsin’s state budget process works
Wisconsin's nearly year-long state budget process is now picking up speed, but the next two-year budget is still far from being finalized.