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2021-2022 Wisconsin Legislature

Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 946

Relating to: transmitting and canvassing absentee ballots, presidential ballots, nomination papers for certain independent candidates, whistleblower protection for municipal clerks, and providing a penalty.

Status: Adopted

History

Date / House	Action	Journal
2/24/2022 Asm.	Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 offered by Representatives Petersen and Tauchen	867
2/24/2022 Asm.	Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 adopted, Ayes 55, Noes 35	867

Content subject to change after proofing by Chief Clerk staff.

Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 to Senate Bill 946

Status: Adopted

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