Wisconsin voters to elect education leader and decide on voter ID amendment
- Wisconsin voters will elect a new education leader and decide on a constitutional amendment for a photo ID requirement on April 1, with early voting starting Tuesday.
- The education race features Jill Underly, supported by the teachers' union, against Brittany Kinser, endorsed by Republicans, who supports private school vouchers.
- Voter ID amendment proponents argue that it enhances election security, while opponents say it hinders voting access for marginalized groups.
- The election will affect education policies amidst sharp partisan divisions on both issues.
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Wisconsin Public Education Network: Jill Underly, Brittany Kinser confirmed for state superintendent forum March 19
Ms. Brittany Kinser and Dr. Jill Underly are now confirmed to participate in what will likely be the only live candidate forum featuring both of the candidates for Superintendent of Public Instruction in the April 1st election. After initially declining...
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