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Coverage dated September 5, 2022

Tony Evers proposes $2 billion increase in public school funding

Headline from La Crosse Tribune

Evers' proposal, which would tap into a portion of Wisconsin's projected $5 billion state budget surplus, comes almost two months before his Nov. 8 matchup with Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim

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  1. FOX 6 Milwaukee

    Public school funding; Gov. Evers calls for $2 billion increase (opens FOX 6 Milwaukee)

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    Gov. Evers will formally introduce the education funding plan next year if he wins reelection in November.

  2. La Crosse Tribune

    Tony Evers proposes $2 billion increase in public school funding (opens La Crosse Tribune)

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    Evers' proposal, which would tap into a portion of Wisconsin's projected $5 billion state budget surplus, comes almost two months before his Nov. 8 matchup with Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim

  3. Fox News

    Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers calls for $2 billion increase in funding for public schools (opens Fox News)

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    Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers has called for a nearly $2 billion increase in spending for public schools. This plan was released nine weeks before Evers looks to be reelected.

  4. Minneapolis Star Tribune

    Evers calls for $2 billion increase in public school funding (opens Minneapolis Star Tribune)

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    Gov. Tony Evers on Tuesday called for spending nearly $2 billion more on public K-12 schools — a plan derided by Republicans that was released nine weeks before the election and designed to allow school spending to increase without resulting in higher property taxes.

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