Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty

The general vagueness of the ordinance itself could render it subject to a challenge declaring it unenforceable and void.

Under Bartlett, Governor Evers — and all future governors, of whatever party — will need to apply the partial veto much more judiciously.

The administration continues to rely on a model that seems to be in need of serious reexamination.

“I never could have imagined how this harmless and loving act would land me in a free speech battle with my college.”

This decision ensures the law will be followed and Wisconsinites can have confidence in their elections.

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