365 AMPLIFIED: Justice, Health, and Voter Rights — The Week in Wisconsin

By Robert Chappell

Jake Spence, Wisconsin State Director

Wisconsin’s Voter ID Constitutional Amendment – Special guest Jake Spence, Wisconsin State Director of VoteRiders, joins the conversation to discuss the constitutional amendment on the April ballot that would entrench voter ID laws in the state. The discussion covers how voter ID laws disproportionately impact Black, Indigenous, and Latino voters, young people, and low-income communities.

Listen here.

March 7, 2025.

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