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HISTORY OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS-Continued


Constitution
Art.   Sec.


Subject


    4    Removing limitation on terms
            of sheriffs.......................
    2   *Auditing of state accounts ...........
    33  *Auditing of state accounts ............
    3    Transportation of school children
    2    Municipal eminent domain ............
    2   Repealing prohibition on taxation
            of federal lands..................
   10   *Veterans housing...................
   3    *Increasing debt limitation of
            cities for school purposes ........
   2    *Repealing prohibition on taxation
            of federal land....................
4 & 5 ***Method  of reapportionment ........
    9   *Terms of justices and judges ........
  24    *Judicial retirement...................
    3   *School debt limitation................
    26   Teachers' retirement benefits ......
    3a   Dedication of land..................
    4    Removing limitation on terms of
            sheriffs ............................................
   11    Railroad passes for public use ....


      First
    Approval


Jt. Res. 36  1943
Jt. Res. 60  1943
Jt. Res. 60  1943
Jt. Res. 73  1943
Jt. Res. 89  1945
Jt. Res. 33  1947
Jt. Res.  1 1948
Jt. Res. 12  1949
Jt. Res. 11 1949
Jt. Res. 59  1951
Jt. Res. 41 1951
Jt. Res. 46  1953
Jt. Res. 47  1953
jr. Res. 41 1953
jt. Res. 35  1953
Jt. Res. 23  1953
Jt. Res. 61 1953


Date of
Election


     Second
     Approval


Jt. Res. 47  1945
Jt. Res. 73  1945
Jt. Res. 73  1945
jt. Res. 78 1945
Jt. Res. 48 1947
It. Res.  2  1949
Jt. Res.  1 1949
Jt. Res.  6  1951
Jt. Res.  7  1951
Jt. Res.  9  1953
Jt. Res. 12  1953
Jt. Res. 14  1955
Jt. Res. 12  1955
jt. Res. 17  1955
jt. Res. 36  1955
Jt. Res. 53  1955
Jt. Res. 54  1955


*lRatified
"*Ratified but declared invalid by Supreme Court (State ex rel Owen
v. Donald, 160 Wis. 21, 151 N. W. 331).
'**Ratified but declared invalid by Supreme Court (State ex rel Thompson
v. Zimmerman, 264 Wis. 644, 60 N. W.
1Total vote for state superintendent.
2No state election.
3Total vote for Justice of Supreme Court.


    Votes        Total
                Vote for
For    Against Governor


VI
VI
IV
X
XI
II
VIII
XI
II
IV   3,
VII
VII
xI
*IV
*XI
VI
XIII


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   Submission
   to People


Jt. Res. 47  1945
Jt. Res. 73  1945
Jt. Res. 73  1945
Jt. Res. 78 1945
Jt. Res. 48  1947
Jt. Res.  2  1949
it. Res.  1 1949
Jt. Res.  6  1951
Jt. Res.  7  1951
it. Res.  9  1953
it. Res. 12  1953
Jt. Res. 14  1955
It. Res. 12  1955
Jt. Res. 17  1955
Jt. Res. 36  1955
Jt. Res. 53  1955
Jt. Res. 54  1955


Apr.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.


1946  121,144  170,131   306,3543
1946  480,938  308,072 1,040,444
1946  480,938  308,072 1,040,444
1946  437,817  545,475 1,040,444     0
1948  210,086  807,318 1,266,139      0
                                     x
1949  245,412  297,237   633,6063    Wr
1949  311,576  290,736   633,6063

1951  313,739  191,897   515,8223
1951  305,612  186,284   515,8223
1953  433,043  406,133   735,860      Q
1953  386,972  345,094   735,860
1955  380,214  177,929   520,5543      .
1955  320,376  228,641   520,5543
1956  365,560  255,284   740,4113
1956  376,692  193,544   740,4113
1956  269,722  328,603   740,4113
1956  188,715  380,207   740,4113


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