Divided Republican lawmakers attempt a referendum on an abortion ban and don't exactly like legislative redistricting maps submitted by Gov. Tony Evers.

Capitol Notes: Republicans try on abortion, redistricting bills. But Gov. Tony Evers has the veto pen

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Capitol Notes: Republicans try on abortion, redistricting bills. But Gov. Tony Evers has the veto pen

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