US EditionSenate Republicans vote to override Tony Evers' budget vetoes on tax cuts, school spending
- Republicans in Wisconsin are planning to vote to override three of Governor Tony Evers' vetoes, including one that aimed to secure school funding increases for the next 400 years.
- While Republicans have enough votes in the Senate to override the vetoes, they lack the necessary majority in the Assembly.
- The proposed votes seek to undo partial vetoes made by Governor Evers in July, including one that eliminated a $3.5 billion income tax cut and another that aimed to ensure a long-term school funding increase.
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State Senate Republicans override three Evers vetoes, including two on the budget
After an hour-long exchange of speeches, Republicans in the Wisconsin Senate voted three times Thursday to override partial vetoes that Gov. Tony Evers made to the 2023-25 state budget. The
Wisconsin Senate to vote on override of Evers' 400-year veto and his gutting of tax increase
MADISON (AP) — Republicans who control the Wisconsin Senate planned to vote Thursday to override three of Gov. Tony Evers' vetoes, including one that attempted to enshrine school funding increases for 400 years.
Wisconsin Senate to vote on override of Evers' 400-year veto and his gutting of tax increase
Republicans who control the Wisconsin Senate planned to vote Thursday to override three of Gov. Tony Evers' vetoes, including one that attempted to enshrine school funding increases for 400 years.
Wisconsin Senate votes to override Evers' 400-year veto and his gutting of tax increase
Republicans who control the Wisconsin Senate have voted to override three of Gov. Tony Evers’ vetoes, including one that attempted to enshrine school funding increases for 400 years. Republicans had
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