Vote No
on Questions 1 & 2
Protect the future of wisconsin.
Vote no on or before August 13th
Our constitution shouldn't be a playground for politics.
On or before August 13th, Vote NO on state questions 1 and 2 to preserve Wisconsin's founding document, protect disaster response when lives are on the line, and safeguard the future of our state.
What's At Stake
When disaster strikes, we don’t have time to wait and see if politicians will do the right thing. Instead of keeping Wisconsinites safe, politicians want to change our state constitution to give themselves more power, delaying us from fixing roads and bridges or acting quickly in emergencies.
Our Crumbling Infrastructure Can't Wait
Wisconsin has the 5th worst road conditions.
Bridges like the Blatnik and Mississippi River bridges are in dire need of repair, causing safety hazards and inefficiencies.
Billions of funds for critical infrastructure upgrades hang in the balance should these amendments pass and block our funding process.
WHEN DISASTER STRIKES, FIRST RESPONDERS SHOULD BE IN CHARGE, NOT POLITICIANS.
Intense flooding is damaging roads, bridges, homes, and businesses statewide.
Increased heavy rainfall is outpacing our aging infrastructure, posing serious threats to our property and livelihoods.
These propositions would handcuff emergency funding, delaying relief and urgent infrastructure repairs.
Our Constitution Deserves Respect, Not Revisions
Amending our state's founding document should be reserved for society's most pressing issues—not for giving politicians more power.
Our constitution should serve to protect the rights of citizens and keep Wisconsinites safe, not increase bureaucracy and red tape.
Tell politicians: No tinkering with our foundational rights and principles for political gains.
What's on the Ballot
State Question 1:
Shall Article IV, Section 35 (1) of the Wisconsin Constitution be created to provide that the Legislature may not delegate its sole power to determine how moneys shall be appropriated.
- What this means: Amend the state constitution to prohibit the legislature from delegating ANY appropriations authority. It would require the full legislature to deliberate and approve the allocation of all funds — even in emergencies.
State Question 2:
Shall Article IV, Section 35 (2) of the Wisconsin Constitution be created to prohibit the Governor from allocating any federal moneys the Governor accepts on behalf of the state without the approval of the Legislature by joint resolution or as provided by legislative rule?
- What this means: Amend the constitution to bar the governor from spending ANY federal funds without explicit legislative approval, blocking rapid disbursement during crises.
POLITICIANS ARE TRYING TO TRICK YOU WITH INTENTIONALLY CONFUSING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS THAT WOULD GIVE THEM EVEN MORE POWER AND CREATE MORE RED TAPE, MORE DELAYS, AND PUT MORE CITIZENS AT RISK.
How to Vote
Make your voice heard. Vote NO on State Questions 1 and 2 on or before the August 13th primary election.
Find my polling placeVote in-person August 13th
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July 24 – Mail and Online Deadline
August 9 – Register at your Municipal Clerk’s office
August 13 – Day-of registration at your polling place
Vote by Mail
August 8 – Deadline to request Absentee Ballot for Regular and Permanent Overseas Voters
August 9 – Deadline to request Absentee Ballot for Indefinitely Confined and Military Voters
August 13 – Deadline to Return Absentee Ballot