Tony Evers
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Senate Plans to Pass a COVID-19 Bill, Just Not the One Rushed Through the Assembly
But relief would still be held hostage unless Evers accepts a big legal favor for businesses that don’t protect workers and customers.
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Wisconsin Will Not Meet Herd Immunity by Fall Without More Vaccine Doses
DHS says federal government needs to double or triple the amount of weekly doses it is shipping or 70% of residents will not be vaccinated by the fall.
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Evers Likely To Nix Republicans’ COVID-19 Package
Legal organization said GOP bill giving businesses immunity from COVID-19 lawsuits would, “pick winners and losers.”
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WI Legislative Session Launches with Three Competing COVID Bills. Vos Fast-Tracking Republican Bill.
A public hearing is scheduled for 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Capitol, less than 24 hours after Republican bill was introduced.
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On Legislature’s Opening Day, Evers and Democrats Ask GOP to ‘Get to Work’ on COVID Relief
Governor wants immediate action on a compromise bill while Democratic lawmakers want a proposal that goes even further.
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WI Law Says You Decide If You Qualify for Absentee Ballots. The GOP Wants to Decide for You.
Evers: Should we expect more people to stay safe and vote from home? “Hell, yes!”
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Evers: Gerrymandering Allowed GOP to Abandon Wisconsin in the Depths of a Pandemic
Evers wants the next maps to return to rewarding compromise and service, rather than conflict, but a 2021 battle is expected.
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With a Congressional Deal Done, Evers Proposes Compromise Bill for State Relief
Governor outlines areas of likely agreement, but also spells out measures where GOP has “no appetite” to provide relief.
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16,000 Doses of Moderna Vaccine Arrive in Wisconsin
Moderna gained weekend approval to join Pfizer in the effort to vaccinate a state still in a welcome pause after November’s surge.
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Evers Says Wisconsin Is Among the States Being Told to Expect a Lot Less Vaccine Than Planned
Governor wants answers on how distribution is being managed. State sets up a clinic for Bamlanivimab.

























