The MacIver Institute’s 2023 Agenda

By MacIver Staff - March 9, 2023

3% Flat Tax, Agenda 23, Corporate Taxes, Crime, Education, Election Integrity, Income Taxes, MacIver Agenda, Medicaid, Scold And Release Crime Policy, Spending Limits, State Spending, Transparency, Welfare Reform

2023 Policy Agenda Read More The MacIver Institute’s 2023 Agenda

5 Things to Watch in the Next 180 Days

By MacIver Staff - January 12, 2023

2023 Elections, COVID-19 spending, Department of Public Education, Election Integrity, Government Spending, Local Elections, Property Taxes, Scold And Release Crime Policy, Spending Limits, State Spending, State Supreme Court, Taxes

What Do Wisconsin Taxpayers Need To Watch For In The Next 180 Days? Read More 5 Things to Watch in the Next 180 Days

Hold On To Your Wallets

By MacIver Staff - January 6, 2023

Local Government, Property Taxes, Shared Revenue, Spending Limits, State Budget, Tax Hikes, Unnecessary Spending, Wasteful Spending

Evers 2023-25 Budget Weeks from Introduction Read More Hold On To Your Wallets

No Limit To “Green” School Spending Under Bi-Partisan Bill

By MacIverNews - October 22, 2019

EEE, Energy Efficiency Exemption, Revenue Caps, Revenue Limits, School Districts, Spending Caps, Spending Limits

By Bill Osmulski – A group of 12 Republican and 2 Democrat state lawmakers plan to bring back the Energy Efficiency Exemption (EEE), which existed from 2009 to 2018. That program allowed districts to disregard their revenue limits for “green” projects. School districts and the Department of Public Instruction applied a very broad interpretation of what qualified. Read More No Limit To “Green” School Spending Under Bi-Partisan Bill