Governor Tony Evers
@govevers
Husband to Kathy, lifelong educator, Euchre and bobblehead enthusiast, and 46th Governor of the State of Wisconsin.
Postpartum care saves lives, and after years of working to get this done, I was proud to sign legislation to expand postpartum coverage from 60 days to a full year. Thanks to our work, more than 16,000 moms will have access to the healthcare they need when they need it this year.
Wisconsin's Congressional Republicans have rubberstamped every one of President Trump's reckless policies and Wisconsinites are paying the price—to the tune of over $2,000. No kidding!
I had the opportunity to hike the North Country Scenic National Trail up in Saxon, Wisconsin, which stretches 4,800 miles across eight states, and learn about recent land purchases and trail development. What a beautiful trail and great way to explore Wisconsin's Northwoods!
Healthcare, gas, utilities, groceries—everything is too darn expensive. And thanks to President Trump and Republicans' reckless policies, Wisconsin families are paying over $2,000 more this year alone. Outrageous.
We were glad to celebrate the Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians becoming the 11th and final federally recognized Tribe in Wisconsin to install dual-language signs. These signs tell the story of our state, and we are thrilled in this program's success.
We're building the 21st-century infrastructure Wisconsin needs and fixing the darn roads in every corner of our state because every mile fixed and every pothole filled makes every trip better and whole lot safer.
And they would be right! President Trump and Republicans have caused costs to go up on American families over $2,000 since the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” was signed into law. No joke!
🚧 Last but certainly not least, we wrapped up our Pothole Patrol tour with our final stop in Superior for stop number 1️⃣0️⃣, where the mayor and folks from city council helped me fill in potholes on Wyoming Ave.
No trending audio. This is just the sound of fixing the darn roads.
🚧 Next up on our Pothole Patrol tour, Siren, Wisconsin! We filled potholes out on Highway 35 with local and Tribal leaders. Strong and safe roads are critical for our economy and quality of life here in Wisconsin.
I spent years working to expand postpartum coverage for new moms from 60 days to a full year. Now, over 16,000 Wisconsin moms on Medicaid will get the healthcare they need and deserve this year. That's a big deal.
I was thrilled to join local leaders in Green Bay to celebrate the next step in moving the coal piles by the Port of Green Bay. My administration was proud to support this effort with more than $40 million in investments to help usher in a new chapter of development in Green Bay.
With costs on gas, groceries, and healthcare going up, Wisconsin families are struggling to afford basic, everyday needs. President Trump and Republicans must get serious about lowering costs for working families.
My annual Pothole Patrol is about more than fixing the darn roads, it's also about sharing our appreciation for the folks who do this work every day. Every mile of the 9,600 miles of road we've fixed since 2019 is thanks to neighbors like them.
From Fourth of July cookouts to gas prices on the family road trip, Wisconsin families are feeling the squeeze of President Trump's reckless policies this summer.
🚧 It was a whole team effort up in Howard for Pothole Patrol. I am proud of the work we have done because every pothole filled, street resurfaced, or bridge reconstructed makes each ride a little smoother and a whole lot safer.
🔊 Listen to my weekly radio address as we celebrate America's 250 and reflect on the values we share as Americans and as Wisconsinites. Today, we are reminded that there is far more that unites us than divides us. ⬇️
As we celebrate 250 years of our nation's history and the critical progress we have made, we are reminded of the fundamental values we share and the work we still must do in order to form the more perfect union our Constitution demands. Happy Fourth of July, Wisconsin! 🇺🇸
🚧 My statewide Pothole Patrol continued this week with a stop to Wisconsin Rapids to fill potholes with the mayor out on Birch Street! We've secured some of the largest investments our transportation budget has seen in years, including for our local communities and roads.
Folks continue to feel squeezed at the grocery store check out, and as families get ready to fire up the grill this weekend, that Fourth of July barbecue is going to be a whole lot more expensive with beef prices up over 23% this year.
It was my honor to join AmeriCorps and Serve Wisconsin to recognize and thank several individuals, organizations, and AmeriCorps Senior volunteers at our annual Governor's Service Awards. In the Year of the Neighbor, these folks exemplify what being a good neighbor is all about.
Ensuring Wisconsinites have affordable housing is essential for the health of our communities and our economy. That's why I'm thrilled our administration has supported building more than 33,500 housing units to support our workforce, seniors, and families statewide since 2019.
🚧 It was a hot one out there on Monday for Pothole Patrol Day 4️⃣! We started the day filling potholes out on 11th Street in Altoona. Next stop: Wisconsin Rapids!
While President Trump and Republicans in Congress do everything they can to take food and basic necessities away from hungry kids, families, and seniors, here in Wisconsin, we're working to make sure FoodShare works like it is supposed to and families get the food they need.
Here’s my statement on President Trump posting about his endorsement for governor while he plays politics with disaster funds Wisconsin needs to rebuild after multiple severe weather events over the last year.
It's finally here, folks! It's Wisconsin Kringle Day! So, pick up a Kringle—or two, t'ree to share—and celebrate this iconic Wisconsin delicacy.
Only one more day until it’s officially Wisconsin Kringle Day, but who’s counting?! 😅
🚧 Pothole Patrol Update! Last week, I continued my statewide Pothole Patrol with a stop to fix the darn roads in Montello! And we've got more work to do! I'll be out filling potholes this week all across the state. See ya out there!
Kathy and I had a great time visiting with folks at the Sheboygan Pride Picnic today! Happy Pride Month, Wisconsin! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
📣 You heard it here first!! I’m proclaiming this Tuesday, June 30th, as Wisconsin Kringle Day, honoring the day the Kringle became our official state pastry back in 2013. Mark your calendars 📆 and be sure to grab a Kringle on Tuesday (and any day you can, frankly)!