Most Wisconsin voters will flip their ballot over on Nov 3rd and find three questions nobody told them about. They are permanent changes to the state constitution. My vote on them is YES, YES and YES. 1) Should the governor be barred from using a partial veto to create or raise taxes or fees - or authorize those increases? A yes vote adds that restriction, including vetoes that allow local governments to increase taxes or fees. 2) Should state and local governments be prohibited from closing places of worship or banning gatherings there in response to a declared emergency, including a public-health emergency? A yes vote adds that prohibition to the constitution. 3) Should the constitution prohibit government bodies from discrimination or preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in government employment, education, contracting, and administration? A yes vote adds the prohibition, with exceptions involving federal requirements and certain necessary sex-based qualifications. It gets rid of the DEI hiring scheme. Look for Question 1, 2 and 3 on the back of your ballot. Screenshot this, bring it with you, and send it to one person who hasn’t voted yet.