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Evers, in his 2025-27 budget proposal, requested more than $480 million to keep running Child Care Counts, which is set to expire June 30 without additional state funds.

A campaign by business leaders has embraced Gov. Tony Evers' budget priority of direct subsidies for child care providers.

Gov. Tony Evers vowed he would not sign a state budget deal withi Republicans that doesn't continue Child Care Counts payments to day care providers.