The Epoch Times Article RatingWisconsinites to Vote on Voter Photo ID Constitutional Amendment on April 1
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55% : State Rep. Joel Kitchens (R-1st District) said "Voter ID keeps both sides honest." To secure a place on this year's spring election ballot, both houses of the state Legislature had to approve the measure in two consecutive legislative sessions.51% : State Rep. David Murphy (R-56th District) defended making voter photo ID a part of the state constitution because a liberal-dominated state Supreme Court "can find creative ways to overturn statutes as unconstitutional.
32% : There is no correlation between voter ID and voter fraud," Clancy said.
32% : " State Rep. Amanda Nedweski (R-61st District), demonstrated that if voter photo ID was designed to suppress voting, it is doing a terrible job because voter turnout in the 2024 general election was the highest in Wisconsin history.
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