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Scott_Walker_(politician) abstract "Scott Kevin Walker (born November 2, 1967) is an American politician who is the 45th Governor of Wisconsin. A member of the Republican Party, Walker was first elected Governor in 2010 and was sworn in on January 3, 2011.Born in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Walker attended Marquette University in Milwaukee. He started his career working for IBM before gaining a marketing job with the American Red Cross. At age 22, Walker lost a run ran for the Wisconsin State Assembly in a Milwaukee district in 1990. Though he won again later, after moving to a more Conservative district in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. He served five more terms in the Wisconsin Assembly from 1993 to 2002. In 2002, after the resignation of Tom Ament as Executive of Milwaukee County, Walker won in a special election to fill the seat, winning the first of three terms serving as County Executive in Milwaukee County from 2002 to 2010.After a first run for Governor in 2006 he dropped out before the Republican primaries. Walker again ran for the governorship in 2010 winning in a three person race in the Republican primary. He faced Democratic nominee, Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, in the general election, where Walker won with 52% of the vote. After being sworn into office in 2011, Walker introduced a controversial budget repair plan which modified collective bargaining rights for most state employees and made over $1 billion in cuts to the state's biennial education budget and $500 million in cuts from the state's biennial Medicaid budget. The budget cuts led to significant protest at the Wisconsin State Capitol and sparked an effort to recall Walker. In a special election in June 2012, Walker again faced Barrett in Wisconsin's first and only Gubernatorial recall election and defeated him for a second time, obtaining more than 53% of the vote. Walker is the first and only governor in the U.S. to date to win a gubernatorial recall election.".
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Scott_Walker_(politician) almaMater Marquette_University.
Scott_Walker_(politician) birthDate "1967-11-02".
Scott_Walker_(politician) birthPlace Colorado_Springs,_Colorado.
Scott_Walker_(politician) birthYear "1967".
Scott_Walker_(politician) lieutenant Rebecca_Kleefisch.
Scott_Walker_(politician) office "Governor of Wisconsin".
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Scott_Walker_(politician) party Republican_Party_(United_States).
Scott_Walker_(politician) region Wisconsin's_14th_State_Assembly_district.
Scott_Walker_(politician) religion Evangelicalism.
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Scott_Walker_(politician) birthName "Scott Kevin Walker".
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Scott_Walker_(politician) candidate "David Riemer".
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Scott_Walker_(politician) candidate "Jim Heidenrich".
Scott_Walker_(politician) candidate "Larry A. Boge".
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Scott_Walker_(politician) lieutenant Rebecca_Kleefisch.
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Scott_Walker_(politician) placeOfBirth "Colorado Springs, Colorado, U.S.".
Scott_Walker_(politician) predecessor Janine_P._Geske.
Scott_Walker_(politician) predecessor Jim_Doyle.
Scott_Walker_(politician) predecessor Peggy_Rosenzweig.
Scott_Walker_(politician) religion Evangelicalism.
Scott_Walker_(politician) religion Nondenominational_Christianity.
Scott_Walker_(politician) residence Wauwatosa,_Wisconsin.
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