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Gov. Tony Evers to call for bipartisan solutions in inaugural address

Summary by Ground News

Evers calls for overturning an 1849 state law banning abortions. Evers also calls for fully funding public schools, legalizing marijuana. Republican legislative leaders faulted Evers for delivering a speech they said was too partisan. The speech was a warm-up of sorts for Evers, who will deliver his State of the State address in three weeks.

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Associated Press News

Evers to push for legal abortions, expanded Medicaid

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Tony Evers plans to outline a largely liberal agenda in his second inaugural address Tuesday, though he'll also call for Republicans and fellow Democrats to work together on issues that have long divided them , including protecting abortion rights, expanding Medicaid coverage, legalizing marijuana and fighting water pollution.

1 year ago·United States

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Spectrum News

Evers pushes for legal abortions, expanded Medicaid

Gov. Tony Evers plans to outline a largely liberal agenda in his second inaugural address Tuesday.

1 year ago·United States

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Wisconsin State Journal

Gov. Tony Evers to call for bipartisan solutions in inaugural address

The results of the Nov. 8 general election left Wisconsin's split-government status quo largely unchanged.

1 year ago·Madison, United States

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Wispolitics.com

TUE AM Update: Evers to call for revamping shared revenue, ending abortion ban in inaugural address

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com ... -- Gov. Tony Evers today will call for "generational, transformative improvements" in how the state provides aid to local communities as he is sworn in for a second four-year...

1 year ago·Madison, United States

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Fox 6 now

Gov. Evers inaugural address; calls for hope, bipartisan unity

Gov. Tony Evers plans to outline a largely liberal agenda in his second inaugural address Tuesday, while calling for working together on issues that have long divided Republicans and Democrats — including protecting abortion rights, expanding Medicaid, legalizing marijuana and fighting water pollution.

1 year ago·Milwaukee, United States

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