Wisconsin tax-veto amendment leads with 51.44% of reported vote

ByBrian Bateman
Actual Wisconsin state boundary filled gray for uncalled tax-veto amendment;Yes leads51.44% to48.56%
DDHQ · Uncalled; unofficial returns updated Nov. 4, 2026, 4 p.m. CST (5 p.m. EST); more than 95% of expected votes reported. Census 2024 Wisconsin state boundary; gray means uncalled. This is a nonpartisan ballot question; no county outcomes are implied.
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Actual Wisconsin state boundary filled gray for uncalled tax-veto amendment;Yes leads51.44% to48.56%
Decision Desk HQ · Uncalled; unofficial returns updated Nov. 4, 2026, 4 p.m. CST (5 p.m. EST); more than 95% of expected votes reported. Census 2024 Wisconsin state boundary; gray means uncalled. This is a nonpartisan ballot question; no county outcomes are implied.

A Wisconsin constitutional amendment to prohibit the governor from using a partial veto to create or increase taxes or fees led with 1,293,703 yes votes, or 51.44%, to 1,221,513 no votes, or 48.56%, in Decision Desk HQ’s unofficial reported returns.

The yes side led by 72,190 votes, with more than 95% of the expected vote reported. DDHQ had not marked the statewide ballot question as called in the reviewed snapshot; the remaining count and official canvass were still pending.

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