Voters in the Wisconsin midterm elections will decide whether to ban the local government from closing places of worship in a state of emergency, six years after a local diocese threatened to sue over Mass restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Six years after the diocese threatened to sue the government for restrictions on mass in the pandemic, Wisconsin votes constitutional amendment to protect religious freedom.