Tony Evers' vows to veto Republican-amended version of his maps
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Findings from AP VoteCast point to some of the dominant issues that could shape the general election in November, including the economy, immigration and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. This is what's on the mind of New Hampshire primary voters. #shorts #NewHampshire #Trump #NikkiHaley
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers said he will veto a revised version of his legislative maps that Republicans passed Wednesday in a bid to resolve the fight over the state's legislative boundaries before the liberal-controlled Wisconsin Supreme Court decides the matter.
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