President Donald Trump said Republicans should have the upper hand in Wisconsin “for years to come” after the state voted on Tuesday to enshrine voter ID requirements in its constitution. More than 60% of voters approved the constitutional amendment, which will make it more difficult to roll back voter ID requirements. While Wisconsin state law …
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President Donald Trump said Republicans should have the upper hand in Wisconsin “for years to come” after the state voted on Tuesday to enshrine voter ID requirements in its constitution.
More than 60% of voters approved the constitutional amendment, which will make it more difficult to roll back voter ID requirements. While Wisconsin state law has required voter ID since 2011, Republicans who pushed for the constitutional amendment argued that it was necessary to prevent Democrats or the liberal state Supreme Court from undoing the law in the future.
