evidence: "The residents of Milwaukee should have the power to determine what we want to see in our communities," Anderson said. [...] "I’m not naive enough to believe we’ll get around this issue without partnership from the state of Wisconsin," he said. "We’ve been talking, and they understand Milwaukee’s situation." [...] Milwaukee Budget Director Nik Kovac has said that Milwaukee receives $155 million less annually in shared revenue than in 2000. Gov. Tony Evers has said that fixing the relationship between the city and the state will be a priority in state budgeting for him.