Answer: 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.