The State of Wisconsin's budget covers a 2-year period from July 1 of one odd-numbered year through June 30 of the next odd-numbered year. Development of the biennial budget involves a nearly year-long process.

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2025-27 Executive Budget. On February 18, 2025, Governor Evers delivered his budget address. Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation .

Oct 17, 2023 · State government made it official Monday: The last budget ended with a surplus of nearly $7.1 billion dollars — the highest in state history. The number from the state’s annual fiscal report reflects the state’s general fund balance at the end of June.

Federal Judiciary: The Governor’s budget provides more than $1.1 million over the biennium to support towns and counties impacted by a federal court decision that reduced their property tax base. County Referenda: The Governor’s budget removes restrictions of advisory referenda.

Feb 17, 2025 · Democratic Gov. Tony Evers unveiled his 2025-27 biennial state budget proposal. The nearly year-long process is now picking up speed, but the next two-year budget is still far from being finalized.

Feb 19, 2025 · MADISON – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is proposing mammoth spending increases in his next two-year state budget to boost funding for schools, expand health care options and build major road...

Summary of Partial Vetoes of 2021 Wisconsin Act 58 (July 12, 2021) Budget Papers. Comparative Summary of Budget Recommendations -- Governor and Joint Committee on Finance -- June, 2021 (by Agency) Comparative Summary of Budget Recommendations -- Governor and Joint Committee on Finance -- June, 2021 (Summary Tables)

Oct 16, 2024 · Wisconsin ended its 2024 fiscal year in June with a larger-than-expected $4.6 billion state budget surplus. The surplus is over a billion dollars more than predicted earlier this year, but well below the $7.1 billion left over at the end of the last budget cycle.

22 hours ago · In Wisconsin, state law restricts how much any one person can donate directly to a candidate. That cap sits at a max of $20,000 per election for a candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court, governor ...