Assembly Democrats say Gov. Scott Walker should call a special session to focus on helping the economy instead of rewriting election laws.
Walker has said that if the Wisconsin Supreme Court or a federal court finds that the state’s voter ID law is unconstitutional, he would call the Legislature back in a special session to fix it.
At a state Capitol press conference, Rep. Andy Jorgensen, D-Milton, called that a case of misplaced priorities.
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“Republicans aren’t trying to fix problems, they’re trying to fix elections,” said Jorgensen.
Among the bills Democrats say should be brought up for a vote is one that would create a refundable tax credit for angel investors and another that would raise Wisconsin’s minimum wage.
Republicans hold majorities in both houses of the Legislature, which adjourned about a week ago.
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