Wisconsin voters approved two constitutional amendments that could make it harder to run elections. One amendment bans private funding of elections, while another restricts who can perform election tasks. Private grants in 2020 helped fund safety measures like PPE and drive-through voting during the pandemic, but Republicans argue it helped Biden win. The Second Amendment requires only election officials to run elections, but it's unclear how this may differ from current law and open doors to litigation that could disrupt election administration.