Wisconsin Governor’s Year in Review Wrap-Up Makes No Mention of Foxconn Fab
Wisconsin “is open for business and stronger than ever,” said Gov. Scott Walker (R) Wednesday in a “2017 in review” wrap-up that mentioned nothing about the huge Foxconn display fab project he helped spearhead (see 1707270017). “This year alone, 59…
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businesses worked with the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation to expand or relocate their operations to our state,” said Walker, who plans to seek a third term as Wisconsin governor in 2018. “That translates to over $11.6 billion in capital investment and a planned creation or retention of nearly 30,000 jobs.” Walker’s plan to offer up to $3 billion in cash incentives to lure Foxconn to Wisconsin is highly unpopular in the state, a Marquette University Law School poll of 1,200 adult residents found in October.