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Those 192 prosecutions you cited are from votes cast in multiple elections held over a 13-year period, not from one election. Give us your town and we'll see if any elections were decided by 192 votes, let alone 15 votes when you divide 192 by 13 years

You don’t get it, do you?
For years and years the democrats have been messing with voter ID in Wisconsin trying to eliminate it or sneak in fraudulent voters. A couple votes in small town Wisconsin can change the outcome of an election.

The US Supreme Court left it up to the individual states to rectify voter ID.
The voter ID win is very important for Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin voters approved an amendment to the State Constitution and now is elevated
to a Constitution amendment....

The democrats cannot alter the Wisconsin voter ID amendment any which way or form.

Bottom line....Voter ID is now secure in Wisconsin.

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