2019 Spring Survey

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1a.) The state of Wisconsin has a $600 million budget surplus AND will see revenue growth of nearly $1.8 billion in the coming budget. How would you like your elected representatives to prioritize spending in the coming budget?

a.) Tax cut for middle class families
b.) Deposit to the states's rainy day fund
c.) Increase funds to our justice system so people receive a speedy trial
d.) Increase funding to the UW System
e.) Increase state support of K-12 education to two-thirds funding

1b.) The state of Wisconsin has a $600 million budget surplus AND will see revenue growth of nearly $1.8 billion in the coming budget. How would you like your elected representatives to prioritize spending in the coming budget?

a.) Tax cut for middle class families
b.) Deposit to the state's rainy day fund
c.) Increase funds to our justice system so people receive a speedy trial
d.) Increase funding to the UW System
e.) Increase state support of K-12 education to two-thirds funding

1c.) The state of Wisconsin has a $600 million budget surplus AND will see revenue growth of nearly $1.8 billion in the coming budget. How would you like your elected representatives to prioritize spending in the coming budget?

a.) Tax cut for middle class families
b.) Deposit to the state's rainy day fund
c.) Increase funds to our justice system so people receive a speedy trial
d.) Increase funding to the UW System
e.) Increase state support of K-12 education to two-thirds funding

2.) Do you think the state should raise taxes more than $1 billion on top of the surplus and new revenue to hike state spending nearly 10%?

3.) Do you favor providing illegal immigrants in Wisconsin the financial benefit of in-state college tuition?

4.) Legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational purposes has been proposed. Law enforcement, educators, and the medical community oppose legalization. Which best describes your views on marijuana legalization? a.) I do not support any legalization of marijuana use b.) I support medical legalization only c.) I support full decriminalization of marijuana for recreational or medical use.

5.) Governor Evers' budget would increase utility rates in order to set higher renewable energy standards than 47 other states. Do you support paying higher rates to have Wisconsin keep pace with California's carbon-free goals?

6.) Do you want to more than double Wisconsin's minimum wage to $15, even if it could decrease the number of jobs in the state?

7.) More than 1 in 5 people in Wisconsin receive welfare benefits. Governor Evers' budget puts more people on welfare, spends more dollars on welfare programs, and eliminates drug screening and work requirements for able-bodied welfare recipients.

a.) Do you support increased government spending to put more people on welfare?

b.) Do you support drug screening for welfare recipients?

c.) Do you think able-bodied welfare recipients should work or get job training so they can find a path off welfare?

d.) Do you support free internet for welfare recipients?

8.) Wisconsin requires voters show a photo ID to vote, and 2018 saw record-setting midterm election turnout. Do you support our voter ID law?

9.) Do you support allowing state tax dollars to fund Planned Parenthood?

10.) What is the closest to your views on gun ownership? a.) I support efforts to protect the rights of lawful gun owners b.) I support efforts to put restrictions on gun ownership

Rate your elected official: State Representative Paul Tittl

Rate your elected official: State Senator Devin LeMahieu

Rate your elected official: Congressman Glenn Grothman. Please only answer if Congressman Grothman is your congressman.

Rate your elected official: Congressman Michael Gallagher. Please only answer if Congressman Gallagher is your congressman.

Rate your elected official: President Donald Trump

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Governor Evers	Press releases	Resource Order Form	Phone: (608)-266-0315
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7.) More than 1 in 5 people in Wisconsin receive welfare benefits. Governor Evers' budget puts more people on welfare, spends more dollars on welfare programs, and eliminates drug screening and work requirements for able-bodied welfare recipients.