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Constitutional referenda on ballot in April take aim at Republican ‘Zuckerbucks’ complaints

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The Center for Tech and Civic Life is partially funded by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife. Republicans believe that these grants amounted to bribery in an attempt to increase turnout in large, mostly Democratic-voting cities. In next month's spring election, voters will vote on two referenda to decide if they want to amend the state Constitution to prohibit the use of third party funds in election administration.

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Constitutional referenda on ballot in April take aim at Republican ‘Zuckerbucks’ complaints

by Henry Redman, Wisconsin Examiner March 15, 2024 Since the 2020 election, Republicans and right wing election conspiracy theorists have often complained

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