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Wisconsin’s Budget Talks Stall. Here’s How It Could Affect the 2026 Governor’s Race

  • Gov. Tony Evers and Wisconsin Republican legislative leaders ended budget negotiations on June 4, 2025, in Madison without agreement.
  • The talks broke down after months of meetings due to Republicans rejecting Evers' increased spending priorities and Democratic proposals.
  • Evers advocated for tax reductions benefiting middle-income earners and retirees, while also seeking increased investment in K-12 education, child care programs, and higher education institutions within Wisconsin.
  • Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu and Finance Co-Chair Howard Marklein expressed that Governor Evers' proposed budget requests had surpassed what taxpayers are capable of supporting, but they anticipated producing a budget that the governor would ultimately approve.
  • The stalemate delays finalizing the 2025-27 budget ahead of the soft July 1 deadline and may impact the competitive 2026 governor's race and legislative control battles.
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Wisconsin Right Now broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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