Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers is pushing for $1.3 billion in property tax relief as homeowners across the state grapple with increasing bills, but questions remain about how the plan will work and whether it can gain Republican support. Jon Reno, another Milwaukee property owner, said his tax bills have jumped $20,000 over the past dozen years. Watch: What we know about Governor Evers proposes $1.3 billion property tax relief planWhat we know about Governor Evers proposes $1.3 billion property tax relief plan"I'm used to paying taxes, but it's just, you're not getting a good bang for the buck," Reno said. When asked if people will see significant savings, Evers said the plan should freeze property taxes at current levels. A record 241 ballot measures appeared in 2024, with 169 approved by voters to raise local school taxes, according to the Wisconsin Policy Forum.