New Restrictions In Milwaukee Amid Wisconsin Outbreak

The transcript discusses the political tension in Wisconsin over statewide restrictions, with the Democratic governor and Republican-led legislature at odds. Milwaukee's mayor has implemented local restrictions, requiring social distancing and mask-wearing for bars and restaurants, which must have city-approved plans. New restrictions include capacity limits and seating requirements at indoor events. Wisconsin has seen a significant rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations recently.

What is the main political issue discussed in the first section?

• The state's Democratic governor and Republican-led legislature are in conflict over restrictions.

• The state's Democratic governor and Republican-led legislature are in agreement over restrictions.

• The mayor of Milwaukee is opposing the governor's restrictions.

• The legislature is supporting the mayor's independent actions.

What is required for bars and restaurants to continue operating in Milwaukee?

• They must offer outdoor seating only.

• They need to provide free masks to customers.

• They need to have their plans approved by the city.

• They must close by 10 PM.

Which of the following is NOT a measure mentioned in the second section?

• Six feet separation

• Mandatory masks

• Curfew after 8 PM

• Social distancing

What new requirement is mentioned for indoor events in Milwaukee?

• All attendees must be vaccinated.

• Everyone must be seated.

• Events must end by 9 PM.

• No more than 50 people are allowed.

What alarming trend is reported by Mayor Barrett regarding COVID-19 in Wisconsin?

• A 200% increase in cases over the last month.

• A stable number of cases over the last two months.

• A 450% increase in cases over the last two months.

• A decrease in hospitalizations over the last month.