Evers stalls out on several promises Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers arrives to sign the budget at the State Capitol in Madison in July 2019. (Steve Apps/Wisconsin State Journal via AP) By Eric Litke October 15, 2019 Gov. Tony Evers’ campaign promises included a hot-button schools issue and a series of pledges to create study committees. We check whether he’s made progress on those. As a reminder, our Evers-O-Meter tracks dozens of Evers’ promises, just as we did on the Walk-O-Meter for his predecessor. Updated promises: — Tighten regulations on state’s school voucher program, or end it entirely — Create an Office of Inspector General to serve as an independent watchdog — Create ‘blue-ribbon’ panel on Veterans Trust Fund solvency — Create ‘blue-ribbon’ panel on agriculture, rural issues Our Sources Sources as noted
