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Rock County Voters Approve Constitutional Amendments Restricting Veto Power

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Voters in Rock County approved two of three proposed state constitutional amendments on November 4, 2026, mirroring statewide results. The measures addressed the governor’s partial veto authority, rules for closing places of worship during emergencies, and prohibitions on governmental preferential treatment. Specifically, voters narrowly approved a proposal that prevents future governors from using their partial veto authority to increase taxes or fees.

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The approved amendments restrict the governor's ability to use partial veto authority to increase taxes or fees. This change could impact state revenue generation and funding access for public institutions, such as the University of Wisconsin System.

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  • The University of Wisconsin System might face limitations in funding access due to the constitutional amendment restricting state revenue generation.

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