evidence: Madison: The Legislature will pass a coronavirus response bill with bipartisan support this week in first-of-their-kind virtual sessions that lawmakers will attend remotely, Republican leaders said Monday. Democratic Gov. Tony Evers said he hadn’t reviewed the final version of the bill, which is intended to complement more than $2 billion in federal aid coming to the state, but he’s optimistic bipartisan agreement could be reached. "Hopefully, this will not be a one-shot answer to the crisis here in Wisconsin but an opportunity to establish a dialogue," Evers said on a conference call with reporters. Evers said he was particularly interested in getting aid to struggling Wisconsin farmers and businesses. Evers had objected to an earlier version that would have given the Legislature’s GOP-controlled budget committee the power to make any cuts in spending it wanted.