Jon Styf

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Jon Styf

@JonStyf

Wisconsin & publicly funded sports stadiums everywhere for @thecentersquare. Email jstyf(at)https://t.co/7FUbxQJfep.

Sumali Haziran 2010

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2h

Gov. Tony Evers vetoed the Red Tape Reset, online course fee ban, free speech on campus bill, foreign-owned land and a bill related to minority/disadvantaged student aid today.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2d

TPA says it supports AB 601 for sports wagering in Wisconsin and is urging Gov. Evers to sign it.

Taxpayers Protection Alliance@Protectaxpayers

🚨BREAKING: Today we sent a letter to @GovEvers urging him to sign Assembly Bill 601, legalizing sports betting in Wisconsin. The move would boost tax revenue, support casinos, and provide safeguards for responsible play. Our letter below.👇

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2d

Interesting from Gov. Evers on the Wisconsin sports wagering bill.

A.J. Bayatpour@AJBayatpour

NEW: Gov. Evers indicates it's no sure thing he'll sign the online sports betting bill the Senate passed yesterday. "We have to have all the tribal nations involved...I am very concerned about the fact that, apparently, not all of the tribal nations are with this."

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2d

“I met my wife at a dog track some 26 years ago. She took a big bet.” @SenChrisLarson

Bill Speros@billsperos

"Not opposed to gambling. I met my wife at dog track . . . Until we have in place protections to make sure people don't follow down a black hole, it's a good time to pause." Sen. Chris Larson (D) speaking in opposition -MORE-

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Dan Lennington@DanLennington·2d

Narrowing Wisconsin's public records law is offensive and unnecessary.

Dan O'Donnell@DanODonnellShow

BREAKING: The Wisconsin Senate has passed the NIL bill that includes an annual $14.6 million payment to UW-Madison that frees up sports revenue funds to pay NIL deals to athletes. Seven Republicans opposed the bill, which passed very narrowly 17-16.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2d

Here are the votes

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·2d

The Wisconsin $15M annual facilities payment NIL bill, which includes a large open records exemption, passed w/out discussion on a 17-16 vote. Heads to Gov. Evers.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

The Republican vote ended up being 9-9 on the sports wagering bill.

Jon Styf@JonStyf

Here is the vote.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

My story on the Wisconsin Senate approving its online sports wagering bill and what comes next: thecentersquare.com/wisconsin/arti…

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

And Kristin Dassler-Alfheim says to “follow the money” on the bill.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

The Wisconsin Senate has approved the mobile sports wagering bill 21-12. It will next head to Gov. Tony Evers and, if signed, new compacts with the state's tribes will have to be made and approved federally before statewide mobile sports wagering can begin.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

Now Sen. Chris Larson, D-Milwaukee, discusses his opposition to the legislation, saying that the Senate should "tap the brakes" and put problem gaming provisions into the bill.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

Sen. Andre Jacque speaks next against the bill, arguing against tax revenue on the backs of problem gambling. Discusses chasing losses and financial/psychological issues that accompany it.

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Jon Styf@JonStyf·3d

Sen. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, speaking out already about the Wisconsin sports wagering and UW-Madison NIL bills in the Senate

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