A proposed constitutional amendment on Wisconsin’s April ballot would enshrine the state’s existing photo ID requirement for voting, but leave some room for lawmakers to modify it.

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Voters will decide whether to enshrine Wisconsin's voter ID law in the state constitution after GOP lawmakers voted to place the question on the April ballot.Assembly Republica ...

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Republican lawmakers who control the Legislature are moving quickly to place a constitutional amendment on the April ballot that would codify voter ID laws in the state constitution.Two GOP-led c ...

Wisconsin legislative Democrats Thursday announced their first package of bills for the session, all three of which are aimed ...