Do you support increasing state government spending by nearly 8 percent and taxes by $3.2 billion as the governor is proposing in the 2009-11 budget?

< Select >YesNo

Do you support a new $270 million tax on oil that will be passed on to all consumers at the pump?

< Select >YesNo

Do you support the $1.2 billion increase in taxes that was passed by the governor and legislative Democrats this year without a public hearing? This tax increase has been cited as a reason hundreds of jobs were lost in our current economic downturn.

< Select >YesNo

Should the existing cost controls placed on local government spending that aid in keeping property taxes in check remain in place?

< Select >YesNo

Should automobile insurance requirements be changed, as the governor is proposing in the budget, if those changes will drive up the cost of auto policies by up to 43 percent?

< Select >YesNo

The governor is proposing in his budget to cut the use of active GPS tracking for violent child sex predators and use passive tracking to monitor these sex offenders. Passive tracking would notify law enforcement personnel only after a sex predator violated his or her parole, or after a crime had been committed. Do you support this cut to close the budget deficit?

< Select >YesNo

Should taxpayer dollars be used to provide health care and retirement benefits to unmarried domestic partners of state government employees?

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Do you support, as the governor has proposed in his budget, giving new mothers on state welfare benefits 24 weeks of paid leave when mothers not on welfare receive up to 12 weeks of leave that may or may not be paid? This change in Wisconsin’s welfare program will cost roughly $1.5 million over the next two years.

< Select >YesNo