MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republicans are inching closer to sending their middle-class tax cut plan to Democratic Gov. Tony Evers. The state Assembly passed the bill 61-33 on Tuesday. It now goes to the state Senate, which is expected to take it up Wednesday. Approval would send the bill to Evers’ desk, where it appears destined to die. Evers has said he can’t support the bill because it relies on a budget surplus to backfill lost revenue.
