2021 Budget Survey

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Legislative and Budget Priorities

How do you think Wisconsin is doing as a state?

Great, headed in the right direction
Good, pleased with the progress made
Neutral
Not good, headed in the wrong direction

As legislators work on the 2021-23 budget, what should their top priorities be in the two-year spending plan?

(Select all that apply. )

Investing in K-12 Schools

Yes
No

Funding Higher Education

Yes
No

Economic Development

Yes
No

Expanding Welfare

Yes
No

Fixing our roads and bridges

Yes
No

Cutting taxes

Yes
No

Other

The state of Wisconsin is heading into the next budget cycle with more than a billion dollar surplus and a large amount of financial assistance from the federal government. Should the state borrow nearly $3.6 billion and raise taxes by more than $1 billion, as the governor has proposed?

Yes
No

Last session, legislative Republicans invested more than $40 million in Broadband expansion grants. Should the state invest even more money to provide high-speed internet services in unserved areas of Wisconsin?

Yes
No

Do you support the following reforms to public benefit programs?

(Select all that apply.)

Drug-screening for welfare recipients with treatment programs for those who test positive

Yes
No

Additional job training for able-bodied welfare recipients to help them find work

Yes
No

Work requirement for food stamp benefits for able-bodied adults with school-aged children

Yes
No

Drug-screening for unemployment benefits

Yes
No

Governor Evers’ budget doubles the state energy tax, which will cause electric bills to increase for Wisconsin businesses and residential consumers? Do you support that tax increase?

Yes
No

How frequently do you attend your local municipal board meetings per year?

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State Representative Scott Krug

Governor Tony Evers

President Joe Biden