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Assembly Passes Budget, Which Now Heads to Governor Walker for Potential Vetoes and His Signature

7/9/2015

 
The state Assembly passed the state budget in an identical form as passed by the state Senate.  11 Republicans voted with all of the chamber's Democrats to oppose the bill, which passed on a vote of 52-46.

The bill now heads to Governor Walker, where he has the option of vetoing out specific lines and appropriations in the bill before signing it.  We will provide detailed analysis of any gubernatorial vetoes that affect policies that we have covered on this site.  Please stay tuned for updates.
Ellena Santamaria link
9/3/2016 02:14:13 pm

It is also problematic because federal law does not allow states to create additional eligibility criteria for the program, and federal law does not list passing a drug test as on of the eligibility criterion for the program.


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    Cecely Castillo is the Policy Director at the Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health and is overseeing our state budget impact on women and girls.  

    WAWH is fortunate to have a formidable team of interns contributing to this project. Our 2019 budget team includes: Jordyn Anklam, Talia Coney, Sarah Gaydos, and  Nicole  Poellinger.

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