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Gov. Tony Evers to deliver State of the State address virtually

Gov. Tony Evers issues new state of emergency, extends mask mandate until 2021
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This image taken from video by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services shows Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Thursday, July 30, 2020, in Madison, Wis. Evers issued a statewide mask mandate amid a spike in coronavirus cases. (Wisconsin Department of Health Services via the AP)
Gov. Tony Evers issues new state of emergency, extends mask mandate until 2021
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WISCONSIN — Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers will be delivering his fourth State of the State address on Tuesday virtually.

Evers will deliver his State of the State address at 7 p.m. on Jan. 12.

Similar to last year, Evers is delivering the address virtually in a move consistent with health officials' push for staying home and limiting interactions and gatherings to fight COVID-19. Evers also gave a COVID-19 pandemic address in November, virtually as well.

Assembly Republicans are expected to respond to the State of the State address directly after Evers.

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