Tony Evers

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.

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.

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

I'm humbled to be your governor. This is the best job I ever had.

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…

Wisconsinites want to protect our constitutional checks and balances. Today’s Wisconsin Supreme Court decision ensures that no small group of lawmakers has the sole power to stymie the work of state government and go unchecked.

It’s pretty simple—a handful of Republican lawmakers should not be able to single-handedly and indefinitely obstruct state agencies from doing the people’s work.

By blocking the rule, the legislative committee is taking over powers that the state constitution assigns to the governor and exercising an unconstitutional 'legislative veto.'

I’m not afraid. I’ve never once been discouraged from doing the right thing and I will not start today.

Chilling threats like this should be of concern to every Wisconsinite and every American who cares about this country...

Yesterday, a Trump administration official, in not so many words, apparently threatened to arrest me for distributing guidance...

When people are getting million-dollar [checks] up in Green Bay through Musk, what in the hell is going on?

At some point in time, we will be going to court again.

I’m sorry, but that is bulls--t.

What the Republicans say is a lie, so of course, I'm pretty [pissed off] about that.

What we want is legal certainty that moms will be able to get the care they need.

Evers called it a precursor to January 6.

Let’s agree to be honest about the fact that the story of our state’s success today is told in the labor of over 3 million Wisconsinites.

Let’s agree to be honest about the fact that, in this state, some of our state’s largest and most important industries and companies have always welcomed the hard work of immigrants.

We cannot allow reckless decisions in Washington to stymie our Wisconsin economic momentum.

We're going to need every single freaking vote we can get.

Tomorrow, Wisconsin’s Democratic Governor Tony Evers is planning to release a new app, highlighting his Republican opponent’s position on abortion.

Today’s decision continues to underscore the erosion of democratic institutions at the hands of Republicans at the state. It’s wrong-headed, it’s shortsighted, and it’s politics at its most dangerous.

We made it, today we did our part to continue the long and sacred tradition of our democracy honoring the will of the people.

Wisconsin governor Tony Evers has already put several hundred Wisconsin National Guard troops on standby to respond to any potential community unrest that could result from the verdict.