Overview

• Wisconsin voters to decide on two key constitutional referenda in the upcoming spring election, aiming to ban private funding in elections and specify who can perform election tasks.
• The debate centers around 'Zuckerbucks,' private grants used in the 2020 elections, primarily benefiting Democratic strongholds in Wisconsin.
• Critics argue these funds compromise election integrity, while supporters claim they were necessary for conducting elections during the pandemic.
• The outcome of the referenda could significantly impact election administration in Wisconsin, especially in its largest cities.
• Concerns have been raised about the clarity of the referendum questions and their potential consequences on volunteer participation and the use of private facilities for polling places.