Stanley Library Expansion Underway, Plot Thickens for Gov. Evers Political Future

Governor Tony Evers took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Dr. Moon Memorial Library expansion project in Stanley. 

He announced a grant last October of over four-point-one-million-dollars for the library to expand.  He says ADA accessibility will be expanded, dedicated spaces for kids and teens will be added, and the library will “serve more folks and families while preserving its beloved historic charm.” CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE WITH WEAU 13 NEWS.

When it comes to the story of his political future, however, it looks like over half of the voters in Wisconsin do not want

Governor Evers to run for a third term.  That is according to a new poll released by Marquette Law School yesterday.  The pollsters surveyed more than 870 registered voters in the state, finding that 55 percent believe the governor should not run for re-election while 42 percent think he should.  When looked at by party affiliation, half of independent respondents said they do not want Evers running again, siding with 15 percent of Democrats and 93 percent of Republicans.