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Relating to: establishing special orders of business for Thursday, January 25, 2024.
By committee on Rules
hist184826Privileged and read.
hist184880The question was: Shall Assembly Resolution 23 be adopted?
Motion carried.
The following proposals were made a special order of business on Thursday, January 25, pursuant to the adoption of Assembly Resolution 23:
hist184827Assembly Bill 34 at 10:01 AM
hist184828Assembly Bill 35 at 10:02 AM
hist184829Senate Bill 34 at 10:02 AM
hist184830Assembly Bill 124 at 10:03 AM
hist184831Assembly Bill 130 at 10:04 AM
hist184832Senate Bill 136 at 10:04 AM
hist184833Assembly Bill 137 at 10:05 AM
hist184834Senate Bill 139 at 10:05 AM
hist184835Assembly Bill 154 at 10:06 AM
hist184836Senate Bill 145 at 10:06 AM
hist184837Assembly Bill 169 at 10:07 AM
hist184838Senate Bill 163 at 10:07 AM
hist184839Assembly Bill 216 at 10:08 AM
hist184840Senate Bill 217 at 10:08 AM
hist184841Assembly Bill 217 at 10:09 AM
hist184842Senate Bill 216 at 10:09 AM
hist184843Assembly Bill 222 at 10:10 AM
hist184844Senate Bill 222 at 10:10 AM
hist184845Assembly Bill 230 at 10:11 AM
hist184846Assembly Bill 253 at 10:12 AM
hist184847Senate Bill 255 at 10:12 AM
hist184848Assembly Bill 270 at 10:13 AM
hist184849Assembly Bill 291 at 10:14 AM
hist184850Assembly Bill 329 at 10:15 AM
hist184851Senate Bill 321 at 10:15 AM
hist184852Assembly Bill 354 at 10:16 AM
hist184853Senate Bill 355 at 10:16 AM
hist184854Assembly Bill 414 at 10:17 AM
hist184855Senate Bill 408 at 10:17 AM
hist184856Assembly Bill 430 at 10:18 AM
hist184857Senate Bill 411 at 10:18 AM
hist184858Assembly Bill 440 at 10:19 AM
hist184859Senate Bill 431 at 10:19 AM
hist184860Assembly Bill 480 at 10:20 AM
hist184861Assembly Bill 512 at 10:21 AM
hist184862Assembly Bill 559 at 10:22 AM
hist184863Senate Bill 531 at 10:22 AM
hist184864Assembly Bill 562 at 10:23 AM
hist184865Senate Bill 526 at 10:23 AM
hist184866Assembly Bill 617 at 10:24 AM
hist184867Senate Bill 668 at 10:24 AM
hist184868Assembly Bill 625 at 10:25 AM
hist184869Assembly Bill 687 at 10:26 AM
hist184870Senate Bill 672 at 10:26 AM
hist184871Assembly Bill 690 at 10:27 AM
hist184872Senate Bill 671 at 10:27 AM
hist184873Assembly Bill 890 at 10:28 AM
hist184874Assembly Bill 914 at 10:29 AM
hist184875Assembly Bill 975 at 10:30 AM
hist184876Assembly Joint Resolution 104 at 10:31 AM
hist184877Assembly Joint Resolution 105 at 10:32 AM
hist184878Assembly Joint Resolution 106 at 10:33 AM
hist184879Senate Joint Resolution 72 at 10:34 AM
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Executive Communications
December 4, 2023
The Honorable Robin Vos
Speaker of the Assembly
211 West, State Capitol
Madison, WI 53708
The Honorable Chris Kapenga
President of the Senate
220 South, State Capitol
Madison, WI 53707
Dear Assembly Speaker Vos and Senate President Kapenga:
  I will plan to deliver the 2024 State of the State Address on Tuesday, January 23, 2024 at 7:00 P.M  
Sincerely,
Tony Evers
Governor
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Speaker’s Communications
November 28, 2023
The Honorable Tony Evers
Governor of the State of Wisconsin
115 East, State Capitol
Madison, WI 53702
Dear Governor Evers:
The Marquette Law School Poll shows Wisconsinites hold an overall negative view of our economy, with 62 percent of respondents saying they are just getting by or struggling to get by. Since Joe Biden has taken office, federal spending programs have had a huge negative impact on family budgets, as inflation rose 8% last year and rates this year are still higher than we’ve seen in any other time in the last decade. Many of your decisions to allocate ARPA funds have grown government, exacerbating the problem. When the federal funds run out, many of these new programs will likely seek continuance via state funding, potentially stressing the taxpayer even further.
During this session we have made important investments in housing, shared revenue, and improvements to our education system. Unfortunately, your veto of substantial tax cuts has disappointed many Wisconsinites. As you anticipate delivering your State of the State Address in January, we hope you will consider ways that we can continue to work together to improve our economy that do not require massive government spending and also seek to return the bulk of our surplus back to the people who overpaid it.
To that end, it is our honor to invite you to deliver the State of the State address to a joint session of the Wisconsin State Legislature in the Assembly chambers. We invite you to join us on either January 16 or January 23, 2024. Please let us know what date works best for you.
We look forward to hearing the address and to working together to shape an even better future for our state and its citizens.
Sincerely,
ROBIN J. VOS
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