Governor Tony Evers

@govevers.wisconsin.gov

Husband to Kathy, lifelong educator, Euchre and bobblehead enthusiast, and 46th Governor of the State of Wisconsin.

Wisconsinites will believe it when we see it. Clearly, President Trump and Congressman Tiffany are continuing to play politics with emergency aid that’s meant to help communities recover in the wake of disasters like tornadoes and floods. That’s Complete and Total Bullshit.

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I was glad to join EMD Electronics for the opening of a new 38,000-square-foot research and development facility in Sheboygan Falls. Together, we’re expanding Wisconsin’s manufacturing capabilities and increasing economic opportunity for folks throughout Eastern Wisconsin.

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ICYMI: My last budget eliminated the sales tax on utility bills. Since then, we've helped Wisconsin families save over $55 million. While President Trump's disastrous policies continue to squeeze household budgets, we're working to help you save your hard-earned dollars.

As we recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I stopped Wise Women Gathering Place in Green Bay to learn about the good work they do to support victims and survivors of domestic violence, end the cycles of violence, and get folks back on their feet.

Gov. Evers poses for a photo with the leaders at Wise Women Gathering Place

Since Day One, my administration and I have been committed to honoring and uplifting Treaty Rights, so I was honored to join the Red Cliff Band, GLIFWC, and the Bayfield School District for their annual Treaty Day Commemoration in recognition of the 1854 Treaty of La Pointe.

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Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans wanted to give billionaires more tax handouts, and they did. To pay for it, they cut SNAP, forcing Americans, including foster youth, to go hungry. I’m working hard to reverse these cruel cuts.

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Wisconsin is thrilled to host the World Dairy Expo each year. There's no better place than America's Dairyland to bring together folks from across the dairy industry and from across the globe to learn from each other, share innovations, and compete on the international stage.

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That's 45,000 small business owners, farmers, seniors, families, and Wisconsinites across our state who were priced out and kicked off their healthcare coverage because Republicans in Congress refused to make healthcare more affordable for working families.

Ripped headline from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Wisconsin Obamacare enrollment dropped 16% after loss of subsidies"

I was honored to join in celebrating 25 years of Focus on Energy and to recognize four outstanding Energy Efficiency Champions. I was also surprised with my own Energy Efficiency Champion Award! Together, we're building a stronger, more efficient, and more sustainable Wisconsin.

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Farmers who have worked hard and played by the rules are now on the verge of financial collapse because the war in Iran is squeezing them on all sides. It doesn’t have to be like this — the president is choosing for it to be like this.

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. I've been proud to invest in community safety, violence prevention, and support for victims and survivors, but we have serious work to do. Together, we must continue our work to make sure our kids, families, and communities are safe.

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During our Cabinet on the Road tour, we visited the Red Cliff Band's Community Health Center to learn about the care the Tribe provides and the work they are doing to build an outdoor microgrid and a more sustainable, resilient future for the community.

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Having a highly skilled first responder workforce is vital to the health and safety of our communities. It was great to join the Wausau Fire Department as they launched their first firefighter/paramedic apprenticeship program with nine apprentices joining the program.

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This administration hasn’t got their way to totally shut down the Department of Education, so instead, they are throwing sand in the gears and making life harder for schools. Make no mistake, this will have real consequences for our families and schools. www.npr.org/2026/09/24/n...

The Education Dept. hasn't been dismantled. It's become more inefficient, staff say

Education staff are being scattered across several other federal agencies. Despite the Trump administration's claims, employees say it's adding bureaucracy and making it harder to serve students.

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Even with sky-high diesel prices, kids still have to get to school, groceries still have to be delivered to stores, crops still have to be harvested, and garbage still has to be picked up. President Trump's out-of-control costs hurt everyone.

Ripped headline from Spectrum News 1 "Wisconsin diesel averages at $6.61 as municipalities plan budgets" Ripped headline from Fox 11 News "Algoma school district adds $11,000 for fuel as diesel hits $6.61" Ripped headline from TMJ4 "Drivers hunt for cheaper diesel as Wisconsin prices hit record high"

That’s a wrap on Cabinet on the Road 2026! Hearing directly from Wisconsinites is one of the most important parts of my job as governor—and we can connect the dots better when the whole team does it together! Nothing beats a day in the best darn state with the best darn team.

Next stop on our Cabinet on the Road tour: Madeline Island!  Where we:  🥾 hiked the Point Loop Trail at Big Bay State Park, 🍽️  stopped for lunch at the Beach Club, and 🛍️ visited small businesses in La Pointe!

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Our annual Cabinet on the Road tour started the morning in Bayfield at the Red Cliff Band’s Leo LaFernier Sr (Bezhigogaabaw) Cultural Center. Follow along with us as we spend the day connecting with local leaders and exploring all the shores of Lake Superior have to offer!

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We had a great time kicking off our annual “Cabinet on the Road” tour at Suri Fina Aplaca Farm just outside Washburn. Meet Bronze Bell—our new alpaca friend! If you haven’t been over to Siri Fina yet, you have to check it out!

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