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In Case You Missed It: Small Business Recap of Wisconsin Governor’s State of the State Address

In Case You Missed It: Small Business Recap of Wisconsin Governor’s State of the State Address

February 8, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Participants received a summary of Governor Evers’ address, asked questions, and learned more about bills before the Legislature in a virtual event.

In a virtual event with members, NFIB State Director Bill G. Smith gave a recap of Governor Evers’ State of the State address. During the conversation, Smith spoke about issues before the Legislature and answered participants’ questions.

Recapping the Governor’s State of the State address, Smith highlighted the strong financial position of the state.

“What the Governor said, and I’m quoting here: ‘Our state, has never been in better financial condition than we are today. Better than last year. Better than when I took office, and better than any year in Wisconsin’s 176 years of statehood.’ So that’s saying something. We’re in a pretty good financial position, but the Governor also said we are not finished.”

Then Smith listed the Governor’s policy proposals, including solving the childcare crisis, investing more in public education, and promoting Wisconsin’s apprenticeship programs. The Governor renewed his calls for a Paid Family and Medical Leave program, which NFIB opposes.

Want to learn more about what issues are being debated at the statehouse? NFIB makes it easy for you to keep up with legislation that will impact your business at the state or federal level, and how you can get involved.

Download the NFIB Engage App today by visiting www.nfib.com/app/.

In the app, you will receive:

  • Action alerts about legislation affecting small business
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  • Invites for NFIB events and online webinars
  • News on NFIB’s latest work for small business in your state and around the country

Already have the app? Don’t forget to create or update your member profile! Your profile allows us to customize your experience with NFIB. For more information, visit the NFIB Advocacy Center.

Have any questions? Email Grassroots Manager Liz Roe at liz.roe@nfib.org.

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