Tony Evers on Principles & Values

	Tony Evers on Principles & Values

I believe that there is more that unites us than divides us

We are reminded tonight of the spirit of our service-to forget our own prejudices, to make concessions where the greater good demands, and to find common ground wherever and as often as we can. I still believe, as I said three years ago, that there is more that unites us than divides us, chief among them our responsibility to do what's right when it matters most. Source: 2022 State of the State Address to the Wisconsin legislature , Feb 15, 2022

95% of bills in first year had bipartisan support

In my last State of the State Address, I asked the legislature to set politics aside so we could work together on the issues facing our state. I said I expected bills to be passed with broad support and in the spirit of bipartisanship. So, one of the things I'm most proud of is that more than 95 percent of the bills I signed my first year in office had bipartisan support. And, by golly, folks worked together on some important issues. Source: 2020 State of the State address on Wisconsin voting record , Jan 22, 2020

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