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Designation curbed his travel, finances
No city really wins lead leaching contest
Child care is not cheap
Back and forth on emails
U.S. outpaces all on granting residency
Voting for one thing or the other
All voters can re-register, even on Election Day
Tis the season for busy box bandits
Dairy troubles started long before trade war
The tricky part is how much credit Trump deserves
Repeal changes made to prevailing wage laws
“As governor, Tony will: Repeal changes made to Wisconsin’s prevailing wage laws that simply take money out of Wisconsin’s workers’ pockets”
Create tax credits and other programs to boost lead abatement efforts
“As governor, Tony will:
-- Establish a comprehensive and permanent revolving loan program for lead pipe water service lines, lead-based internal plumbing and contaminated well replacements
-- Allow school districts and villages, cities, towns and counties to exceed levy limits to replace lead pipe water service lines
-- Create a thorough academic and behavioral intervention program for children with elevated blood lead levels
-- Allow individuals to claim the Historic Preservation Tax Credit for 25% of costs incurred to remove and replace windows in a historic property to remediate a lead hazard"
Expand background checks and put in place gun restrictions
In answer to Milwaukee Journal Sentinel questions, Evers said he supports universal background checks; regulating military-style weapons; banning bump stocks, which allow semiautomatic rifles to fire faster; and preventing those on the "no fly" list from buying guns.
Planned Parenthood does provide some basic health care
