After Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers' (D) turned heads by using special veto powers to increase public education funding in his state for the next 400 years, it's easy to wonder how he was able to make these changes to the budget. Evers pulled out the line-item veto card on Wednesday to amend Wisconsin's two-year spending plan, a move occasionally used by governors across the United States. Here's what you need to know about a line-item veto and its uses: What is a line-item veto? This variant of the veto gives the power for most states to nullify specific parts of a bill, while still allowing the rest of the bill to pass into law. Also known as an item veto, partial veto or
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