Gov. Scott Walker says he thinks state lawmakers will reduce new borrowing for road projects, but he doubts that they'll completely eliminate it.
Walker's transportation budget would increase borrowing by $1.3 billion, an amount lawmakers have said is too high. Walker has said he won't support any new taxes or fees to lower that bonding, which led Assembly Speaker Robin Vos to suggest Wednesday that lawmakers might get rid of new bonding altogether. That would mean $1.3 billion worth of road projects delayed or cut.
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