Reaction to State Budget Passage

Legislators react to state budget

MADISON — Area legislators had varying views about Wisconsin’s two-year budget plan, which received hurried votes in the state Senate and Assembly Wednesday and Thursday.

Reaction to State Budget passage

WIZMnews.com Area legislators weighed in on the passage of the 2025-27 biennial budget signed into law early Thursday morning by Governor Tony Evers. Here are their comments. Sen. Brad Pfaff (D-Onalaska) “While this budget is far from perfect, it’s considerably better for our state than the budget that the majority party was considering just weeks ago, or no budget at all. After years of delay because of partisan politics, the Prairie Springs S…

New state budget does away with tax holidays; implements permanent tax cuts instead

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Senator Feyen Statement on Biennial Budget Passage - KFIZ News-Talk 1450 AM

State Senator Dan Feyen (R-Fond du Lac) released the following statement after Wisconsin State Senate passed the 2025-2027 State Biennial Budget: “With a divided state government as we currently have, it’s obvious that no one will get everything they want in the state budget. “On the campaign trail, I consistently held that one of my top requirements in a budget I could support would be a meaningful tax cut for my hardworking constituents, which…

Rep. Summerfield Votes To Pass 2025-27 State Budget

Madison – Rep. Rob Summerfield (R-Bloomer) issued the following statement after voting to pass the state’s biennial budget early this morning on the Assembly floor: “I’m happy to have voted for a responsible budget” said Rep. Summerfield. “This budget keeps Wisconsin on the right track and brings meaningful investments to the 68th Assembly District and the State of Wisconsin.” This budget will deliver nearly $1.5 billion in tax relief on hardwor…