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Policymakers are scrambling for solutions as Wisconsin property tax burdens continue to rise. As homeowners clamor for relief, Gov. Tony Evers (D) has proposed using $1.3 billion from the state’s surplus to buy down property tax bills.
Read moreThe Wisconsin State Senate met this week for a floor session where we passed a number of legislative proposals that aim to help families keep more money in their pockets.
Read more“Affordability” has fast become the political buzzword of the 2026 midterms.
Read moreRead moreAs governor, I’ll work to make sure you pay less taxes in the first place. pic.twitter.com/MCv7GeF4Nm
For my latest "On the Job" stop, I had a great time working a shift with both the Aspirus MedEvac team and the staff at Aspirus Stevens Point Hospital.
Read moreWhether we like it or not, data centers are coming to Wisconsin. In the coming years, more local governments will face the decision of whether to host a data center in their community.
Read moreThe legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance (JFC), which I co-chair, met on Wednesday, January 14 to vote on a number of bills that impact state spending and to approve requests from state agencies.
Read moreI am writing today as a deeply concerned homeowner and taxpayer in Monroe County. Just this week, I received my 2025 real estate tax bill, and once again, I am left frustrated and bewildered by the relentless rise in property taxes.
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