After Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and legislative Republicans struck a deal on major elements of a state budget final legislative votes are scheduled.

Wisconsin lawmakers voted to approve a state budget late Wednesday night that spends more than $111 billion over the next two years, cuts more than 300 state jobs and increases funding for the child care industry and the Universities of Wisconsin system. It also cuts taxes by about $1.4 billion.

The Wisconsin Legislature is pushing to pass a compromise state budget, with Democratic votes expected to be needed to approve the deal reached between Gov. Tony Evers and majority Republicans.