Democratic lawmakers in Wisconsin are hesitant to commit to supporting a proposed $2.1 billion tax reduction aimed at middle-class families.
Representative Tip McGuire of Kenosha expressed concerns that such a substantial tax cut could strain the state’s finances.
Despite a significant budget surplus and ample reserves, Governor Evers refrained from endorsing the plan, citing a lack of detailed information.
This tax cut initiative marks the third attempt by Republican legislators, with previous efforts vetoed by the governor, who criticized them as favoring the wealthy.
