evidence: Assembly advances elections-related constitutional amendment proposals and bills "There are bills on the calendar today that we’re not going to agree on, but there are just as many that we do," Rep. Scott Krug said ahead of a floor session on Nov. 9, 2023. Photo by Baylor Spears The Wisconsin Assembly advanced a slate of election policy proposals, including two constitutional amendments that will go to voters in 2024 and several bipartisan bills, during a floor session on Thursday. "There are bills on the calendar today that we’re not going to agree on, but there are just as many that we do. I think that’s the exciting part," said Rep. Scott Krug (R-Nekoosa), chair of the Assembly Elections and Campaigns committee, ahead of the session. Krug’s committee has spent much of the year focused on finding bipartisan measures that could improve the state’s elections system.