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FILE - In this Jan. 3, 2019 file photo, Wisconsin Lt Gov-elect Mandela Barnes, left, and Democratic Gov-elect Tony Evers address the media in Madison, Wis. A new report shows that Wisconsin's Democratic Lt. Gov. Barnes has far more security than his Republican predecessor. The online publication WisPolitics.com reported Monday, May 13, 2019, that the State Patrol's Dignitary Protection Unit spent nine times as many hours protecting Barnes over a two-month period as it did his predecessor, Rebecca Kleefisch, in all of 2018. Barnes is the state's first African American lieutenant governor.(Steve Apps/Wisconsin State Journal via AP, File)
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