Dear John,
Two upcoming referendums threaten our checks and balances in the Wisconsin State Constitution. Vote NO and NO on questions 1 & 2 on the Aug. 13 ballot.
Political insiders and special interests added two deliberately confusing constitutional amendments to the August ballot. Their goal is to take advantage of a low turnout election and confusing language to change our constitution—getting rid of checks and balances that ensure fairness and representation for all Wisconsinites.
These ballots would eliminate checks and balances, block emergency response funding, and create more gridlock in the legislatures. You have the power to stop this extreme power grab by voting NO on both constitutional amendments.
Learn more on our WI Votes No website here >>> [[link removed]]
Want to do more to help?
Start by telling 10 friends and family about these damaging amendments. You can use the fact sheet, sample social media posts, and profile picture on our website [[link removed]] to inform your friends and family.
Want to go a step further? Join our organizers for one of our upcoming phonebanks! [[link removed]] We’ll be calling voters around the state to inform them about these amendments and why they should vote NO.
Thank you for working to protect the people in Wisconsin and for getting the word out.
Seth Hoffmeister
Deputy Director
Wisconsin Conservation Voters
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P.S. Join us TONIGHT at 5 p.m. to hear from Wisconsin Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski and leaders of the Wisconsin Votes No [[link removed]] coalition about why we must defeat the proposed amendments on the Aug. 13 ballot – and how you can help us do it. Sign up for an activist briefing [[link removed]] (via Zoom) tonight, Wednesday, July 10 at 5:30 p.m.
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