Tony Evers

We know that postpartum recovery is a heckuva a lot longer than 60 days, and expanded postpartum coverage can and will save lives.

the right move for Wisconsin families and the right move for our state, and I’m darn proud that we got this done so that more moms and babies have the care they need when they need it.

We have marked a fifth consecutive record-breaking year for the state’s Youth Apprenticeship program.

I know how to win, so take it from me. Our Democratic candidate for governor will need every single one of us when they win the primary, and immediately from day one, we’ll not have time for anyone to be sitting on the sidelines.

All of this is on the line if Tom Tiffany makes it to the East Wing. We cannot let this happen.

Our Youth Apprenticeship program has seen a record-breaking year with over 12,000 students enrolled.

Today is a historic and important milestone in our fight to make sure every Wisconsinite has access to clean and safe drinking water, whether they live in Marinette or Stella or on French Island or anywhere in between.

Investing in education in correctional facilities is a common-sense strategy.

Wisconsin believes in second chances.

We celebrate Pride Month because we know what it took to get here. We also know what is at stake.

It’s simple, folks. This type of legislation and harmful rhetoric pushes harm [to] mental health, threatens the safety and dignity of LGBTQ+ Wisconsinites and emboldens anti-LGBTQ harassment, bullying and violence.

There are those who want to revise and rewrite this important history so they can create a new story for our state and our country.

This type of legislation and harmful rhetoric pushes harm [to] mental health, threatens the safety and dignity of LGBTQ+ Wisconsinites and emboldens anti-LGBTQ harassment, bullying and violence.

You belong here. You are welcome here. This is a place for you. Happy Pride Month, Wisconsin.

I am offering commutations to build upon my efforts to reform Wisconsin’s justice system in the absence of efforts by the Wisconsin Legislature to reform the state’s criminal justice system.

They believe that somehow putting money back into people’s pockets that are struggling financially across the state, apparently they don’t believe that’s an issue.

Yes, the perspectives and opinions of victims will be an important consideration for the Commutations Advisory Board.

I am promoting rehabilitation by providing a system that rewards the positive efforts of incarcerated individuals who demonstrate personal growth and a commitment to change with the possibility of a second chance to contribute to society.

We are eager for the court to resolve this issue by directing the Trump Administration to comply with court orders and provide the certainty to the many Wisconsin families and businesses who rely on FoodShare.

Our administration is actively in court fighting against the Trump Administration’s efforts to yank food assistance away from Wisconsin’s kids, families, and seniors, and we are eager for the court to resolve this issue.

I’ve spent 50 years in public service, and I’m damn proud I’ve devoted my career and most of my life to working for you, Wisconsin.

But the truth is that the only thing I love more than being your governor is being a husband, a dad, and a grandpa—and it’s time for me to focus on the things I enjoy and love doing with my family.

Of course, no question about that. But whether I'd win or not has never been part of my calculus about running again.

I promised you when I ran for this office that I'd always work to do the right thing, that I'd always give it to you straight, and that I'd always try to be a governor for all of Wisconsin.

For five decades, my family has sacrificed to give me the gift of service. They’re my world, and I owe it to them to focus on doing all the things we enjoy and love doing together. It’s why, Wisconsin, I’m announcing that I will not be…