evidence: According to Wisconsin’s nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau, 79 percent of bills that passed the state Senate and 74 percent of bills that passed the state Assembly in 2021 were bipartisan. [...] Anthony Chergosky, professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, said leaders of the Republican-controlled state Legislature are walking a fine line ahead of the 2022 election as they choose what bills to send to the governor for his signature. "Republicans are threading a needle," Chergosky said. "They don’t want to do too much, because they don’t want to enhance Gov. Tony Evers’ record going into his election campaign."