MADISON (NBC 26) — Thursday marks day two of the partial federal government shutdown—and senate will not be in session, meaning there will be no opportunity for votes that could re-open the government.

Meanwhile, Wisconsin lawmakers are weighing in on the impact the shutdown will have and who is at fault.

During a visit to ADVOCAP, a nonprofit dedicated to providing services to low income families, in Oshkosh Wednesday, Governor Tony Evers expressed his concerns. "Anytime you see the federal government shutdown, that's a loss for us. I mean, we have a federal government for a purpose, and that's to do the work for the people of the country," Evers said. "Hopefully it's short lived and it doesn't impact organizations like this."

Republican Senator Ron Johnson spoke to reporters on Wednes

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