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Gov. Tony Evers took action on 43 bills passed by the Legislature yesterday (4/15).
In all, the governor signed 15 bills and vetoed 28 bills.
His actions included vetoing several key GOP-backed K-12 education-related bills.
Among the bills vetoed were the following: