Require Voter Photo ID Amendment
Plain-English Summary
A legislatively referred constitutional amendment, on the April 1, 2025, ballot, that wrote Wisconsin's existing voter photo identification requirement into the state constitution. Voter ID had been required by state statute since 2011; the amendment elevated that requirement to constitutional status.
What each outcome does
Approved by approximately 63% of voters; the photo ID requirement is now part of the Wisconsin Constitution and is harder to repeal or strike down through ordinary legislation or court action.
If it had been rejected, voter ID would have remained a matter of state statute only, leaving it more easily subject to legislative change or court review.
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