The progressive governor of wisconsin, robert m. la follette, instituted all of the following reforms except:

a. utilizing primary elections to select candidates.
b. taxing corporate wealth.
c. regulating railroads and utilities
d. drawing on nonpartisan university faculty.
e. promising lower taxes and less government interference.

E. promising lower taxes and less government interference.

Explanation:

Robert Marion La Follette, (1855—1925.) was a well known leader of the Progressive movement.  As governor of Wisconsin (1901–06) and as U.S. senator (1906–25), he ensured the aproval of many progressive laws, including a tax reform, steeper railroad taxes, stronger corporation regulation, and a direct primary.

He implemented the “Wisconsin Idea,” that had College professors drafting bills and administering the new laws.

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