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WRN Daily: Trump's calls to nationalize elections seen as unconstitutional

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By Bob Hague Verified
| Wisconsin Radio Network (WRN) Verified
A former US Attorney says President Trump’s call to “nationalize” elections runs counter to the Constitution. John Vaudreuil is a former US Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, now with the civic education group Keep Our Republic.
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WRN Daily: Johnson opposes Trump call to take over elections but supports national standards

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By Bob Hague Verified
| Wisconsin Radio Network (WRN) Verified
Wisconsin Republican’s U.S. Senator doesn’t agree with President Donald Trump’s call for Republicans to nationalize elections. Ron Johnson was asked to comment on the president’s remarks during a telephone town hall on Tuesday. “I do not want to see us nationalizing elections. I do believe it’s fitting and proper to set some basic standards for federal elections, like only citizens can vote in federal elections. You’ve got jurisdictions that are allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections.
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WRN Daily: Finance Committee votes to end Evers' controversial "400-year" K-12 funding veto

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By Bob Hague Verified
| Wisconsin Radio Network (WRN) Verified
At the Capitol on Tuesday, the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee votes along partisan lines to roll back a controversial budget veto by Governor Tony Evers. The so-called 400-year veto Evers made to the 2023-25 state budget provides an annual $325 per pupil for K-12 schools until 2425. The veto was later upheld by the liberal majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. “It was by necessity because you guys put in your budget zero dollars, zero additional dollars for general school aids.
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