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Evers Vetoes Most Bills in History
By Dee Pettack | April 26, 2022
From The Wheeler Report . . .
According to a new report by the Legislative Reference Bureau, Governor Tony Evers vetoed 126 bills in full and vetoed one bill in part. This means Governor Evers vetoed more bills than any other Wisconsin governor in a single legislative session. The title was previously held by Governor Fred R. Zimmerman, who vetoed 90 bills in the 1927 legislative session.
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