Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany warned that Governor Evers' refusal to allow SNAP audits could lead to fraud similar to Minnesota's recent issues, where a fraud scandal prompted scrutiny over state assistance programs. Tiffany argued that auditing SNAP benefits is essential to prevent waste and abuse, and he urged the state to adopt stricter oversight. He claimed Minnesota's experience demonstrated vulnerabilities in the system that Wisconsin should not repeat. The article notes ongoing partisan debates over SNAP audits, with Tiffany positioning tighter controls as a priority for voters concerned about accountability and fiscal responsibility.
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