MADISON, Wis — Wisconsin voters rejected constitutional changes proposed by Republicans to limit the governor’s power to spend federal money for disaster relief. The rejection was a huge victoy for liberals in a state dominated by GOP office-holders and going for Trump in 2016 and 2020. Governor Tony Evers, a Democrat, opposed the constitution change on grounds that the governor needs flexibiility in a crisis. With 80% of the vote reported, 58% of voters went with Evers.
