BreitbartTrump Celebrates Passage of WI Voter ID Measure as 'Win for Republicans'
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
84% : President Trump won Wisconsin in 2024, making it only the second time a Republican presidential candidate has won the state in nearly 40 years -- with Trump securing the first win during his 2016 run.69% : President Donald Trump lauded the passage of an amendment in Wisconsin on Tuesday that will enshrine voter ID into the state constitution.
62% : Both times, Trump saw a narrow margin of victory, although Trump has received increasingly more votes during all three of his presidential runs in the swing state.
41% : Enshrining the voter ID law into the state constitution will make it much more difficult for the legislature or courts to repeal it.
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