Fox NewsWisconsin voters decide to enshrine voter ID law in state constitution: 'Big win for Republicans'
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54% : Wisconsin already requires that voters have photo ID in order to participate at the polls, but the measure now elevates that law to a constitutional amendment. VAST MAJORITY OF AMERICANS SUPPORT PHOTO ID REQUIREMENT TO VOTE, NEW POLL SAYS President Donald Trump celebrated the law being added to the state constitution on Truth Social after the vote was called Tuesday night.53% : Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel shares his final message to voters ahead of election on 'Hannity.' Wisconsin will enshrine the state's voter ID law in the state constitution after voters approved the proposal on Tuesday.
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