Wisconsin voters decide to enshrine voter ID law in state constitution

Wisconsin will improve the State Law on Voters in the State Constitution after the voters approved a proposal on Tuesday.

Associated Press called voting at 21:48 est.

Wisconsin already requires that voters have a photo ID to participate in the polls, but the measure now raises that law into a constitutional amendment.

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Wisconsin has already demanded that Photo id of the voice, but now the law will be built into the state constitution. (Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)

President Donald Trump He celebrated a law that is added to the state constitution on the truth of social after the vote was called on Tuesday night.

“The voter ID was just approved in the Wisconsin election. Democrats fought hard against it, probably they could cheat. This is a big win for Republicans, perhaps the biggest victory on the night. It should allow us to win Wisconsin, as I did in the presidential election, many more years to come!” The president wrote.

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Nine countries, including Wisconsin, demand that voters represent photography IDs, although Wisconsin’s demands are the strictest, according to the national conference of state legislative bodies. There are laws in 36 countries that require or seek for voters to show some kind of identification, NCSL said.

Associated Press contributed to this report.