Voters in Wisconsin will weigh in on a proposed constitutional amendment to prevent non-citizen voting in the state's elections.

The referendum asks voters to potentially decide on whether to prevent Wisconsin from allowing noncitizens to vote in the future.

It's a single word in the Wisconsin Constitution. Soon, you'll decide whether to replace it.The single word erupting controversy is "every."Right now the state constitution says "every United States citizen age 18 or older can vote.

For decades, Wisconsin was a key brick in Democrats' "blue wall": As long as they won Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania, they had a pretty good shot at winning the Electoral College too. Wisconsin,