The state faces a $283 million shortfall for the fiscal year that ends June 30 and a roughly $2 billion budget hole for 2015-17, new state estimates show.
This year's state budget shortfall could grow to $283 million; $2 billion hole for 2015-17
The state is facing a $283 million budget hole for the current fiscal year.
The two-year spending plan is more than $68 billion.
Walker said Clinton has left areas of the world "messed up" and defended his lack of foreign policy experience.
The speech lacked policy and program details, which are expected to be contained in his Feb. 3 budget address.
Wisconsin's Republican governor will join other 2016 GOP presidential hopefuls in Iowa in late January.
The report from Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and Revenue Secretary Rick Chandler includes no recommendations.
The $1.4 billion deficit is based on generally accepted accounting principles.
Speaker Robin Vos had sought the papers before making committee assignments.
Sen. Scott Fitzgerald is awaiting more details from Gov. Scott Walker, but says flexibility will be a consideration.
But he won't expand on the internal discussions until his Feb. 3 budget address.
The second-term Republican governor is expected to draw distinctions between Wisconsin and Washington, D.C.
