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Three constitutional amendments on Wisconsin ballots this fall

Wisconsin voters will decide if three proposed constitutional amendments should be enacted when they head to the polls this fall — marking 15 times Republican lawmakers have put potential amendments to voters during the two terms of Gov. Voters have approved seven of the previous 12 proposed amendments.

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Wisconsin voters will decide if three proposed constitutional amendments should be enacted when they head to the polls this fall — marking 15 times Republican lawmakers have put potential amendments to...

Voters have approved seven of the previous 12 proposed amendments.

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Wisconsin voters will decide if three proposed constitutional amendments should be enacted when they head to the polls this fall — marking 15 times Republican lawmakers have put potential amendments to voters during the two terms of Gov. Voters have approved seven of the previous 12 proposed amendments.

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Wisconsin voters will decide if three proposed constitutional amendments should be enacted when they head to the polls this fall — marking 15 times Republican lawmakers have put potential amendments to voters during the two terms of Gov. Voters have approved seven of the previous 12 proposed amendments.

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