claim: "every (wisconsin) legislator that votes for this bill" will have to "give up the same amount of pay" as other state employees.
author: jeff fitzgerald
evidence_1: definitions usually specify that a legislator may not have a personal or private  interest or gain in a financial way by votes and in their legislative duties. .... this  subsection does not require a legislator or legislative employee who is appointed  to a board by the presiding officer to make a disclosure of the appointment to the  ...
evidence_2: the 2011 wisconsin act 10, also known as the wisconsin budget repair bill,  was legislation proposed by republican governor scott walker and passed by  the wisconsin legislature to address a projected $3.6 billion budget deficit. the  legislation primarily affected the following areas: collective bargaining,  compensation, ...
evidence_3: this table provides constitutional and statutory language relating to legislators  holding other public sector employment. ... provide general information about  limitations on other governmental employment for legislators, at the federal, state,  local and municipal level, and does not necessarily address all aspects of this  topic.
evidence_4: jun 10, 2017 ... (ap) — kansas legislators moved saturday to give pay raises of up to 5 percent  to state workers who haven't had any in recent years as lawmakers tried to ... all  employees in the state's court systems — including judges — will get a 2.5  percent raise because their salaries are often far below market rates.
evidence_5: aug 29, 2017 ... nearly all of the 79 republicans in the wisconsin senate and assembly made a  similar trip to the map room, signing the same secrecy pledge to see the new ....  can't carve up maps to intentionally diminish the power of black voters, and in the  1980s, congress amended the voting rights act to make states ...