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2 constitutional amendments on April ballot, what will they mean for Wisconsin voters?

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The amendments come amid increased calls by conservatives to bypass Democratic Gov. Tony Evers' veto power. Since the adoption of the state Constitution in 1848, voters have weighed in on 200 proposed amendments. Of those, 148 have been approved, according to the nonpartisan Legislative Reference Bureau.

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2 constitutional amendments on April ballot, what will they mean for Wisconsin voters?

Both proposed constitutional amendments stem from Republican criticism over private elections grants provided to several communities in the 2020 election.

1 month ago·Madison, United States

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