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Wisconsin Voters Approve Constitutional Amendment Limiting Race-Based Discrimination

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Voters in Wisconsin approved a constitutional amendment, Question 3, which aims to prevent illegal racial discrimination in public life. The amendment prohibits governmental entities in the state from granting preferential treatment or discriminating against individuals or groups based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin. This measure applies to public education and public contracting.

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The approved amendment mandates changes to how public institutions operate within Wisconsin. It specifically affects public employment, public administration, and public contracting across the state. The University of Wisconsin system is one of the educational institutions covered by the new law.

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  • The University of Wisconsin System might face increased costs related to overhauling public education policies and contracts.

  • The University of Wisconsin could be required to change employment and public contracting practices due to the regulatory action.

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