No, I think that's it. Unless a court strikes it down. Or maybe the state legislature will also get creative and come up with a new, more mutation-resilient bill or something :-)
Thank you for posting this! The appendices are incredible - thousands of partial vetos over the last 100 years. Wisconsin is insane.
> In Risser v. Thompson, the only federal appellate decision on the partial veto ... the court observed that this “is because the legislature chooses ... to attach substantive provisions as riders to the omnibus appropriation bill.” The court continued: “If the legislature stops doing this, the governor’s ‘creative’ veto power will be limited to appropriations matters.”
Wisconsin's Governor has a weird "partial veto" power. This AP article has more details: https://apnews.com/article/evers-veto-400-years-wisconsin-sc...