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Wisconsin governor candidates unveil transparency, accountability plans

Government should work just as hard to earn their trust," Tiffany said at an event in Eau Claire County. "State government needs to prove it is using the money it already has responsibly.

Wisconsin governor candidates unveil transparency, accountability plans

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Government should work just as hard to earn their trust," Tiffany said at an event in Eau Claire County.

"State government needs to prove it is using the money it already has responsibly.

"State elected officials—whether they be governors, legislators, or regulators—are there to do public service, not sit in public office," Crowley said while announcing his plan on Monday.

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Government should work just as hard to earn their trust," Tiffany said at an event in Eau Claire County. "State government needs to prove it is using the money it already has responsibly. "State elected officials—whether they be governors, legislators, or regulators—are there to do public service, not sit in public office," Crowley said while announcing his plan on Monday.

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  • While we suffer, they profit." Crowley commented on prediction markets in the state.
  • Tiffany said that he would add more state auditors and look to identify waste, fraud and government duplication along with making OpenBook Wisconsin more accessible for taxpayers and create public agency...
  • "Wisconsin taxpayers work hard for every dollar they earn.

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"They are there to use their offices to help people. What it should not be is a vehicle to get rich by gaming the system.

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