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Voters Consider Constitutional Amendments in Wisconsin Limiting Gubernatorial Veto Power

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Wisconsin voters will consider three proposed constitutional amendments on the November 3 ballot. One amendment addresses the governor’s ability to use a partial veto when it would create or increase a tax or fee. Specifically, the question asks whether the constitution should be changed to limit the governor’s power to increase revenue limits on public schools by $325 per year for the next 402 years. A 'yes' vote would add this restriction to the constitution, while a 'no' vote would leave current authority unchanged.

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The proposed change would apply going forward and would not undo any partial vetoes already made. The amendment is a direct response to the office of the governor regarding the use of this partial veto power to increase revenue limits on public schools.

The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin is currently running an educational campaign regarding the three ballot questions.

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Who's involved

  • WisconsinState of Wisconsin facing potential constitutional amendments regarding tax and fee limits.
  • League of Women Voters of WisconsinOrganization advocating on the potential impacts of the constitutional amendments.
  • Tony EversOffice whose scope of gubernatorial veto power is being challenged by the proposed amendments.

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  1. LWV, led by Stephanie Davis, formally opposes the proposed constitutional amendments.1 source
  2. Voters are considering an amendment to limit gubernatorial veto power.1 source

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