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"The state Assembly passed an election reform bill that would create online voter registration, and double campaign contribution limits.The Assembly passed the measure on a voice vote due to computer problems in the chamber. The bill will go to the Senate next, but it was not clear on Wednesday whether that chamber would take up the bill before it goes on break at the end of June.The proposal represents a compromise reached between Republicans and Democrats, with more controversial elements dealing with photo identification at the polls removed. Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says he hopes to take up that issue in the fall.The new contribution limits double what any one person can give to candidates for governor, the state's constitutional offices, Supreme Court justice, state senators, Assembly representatives, circuit judges and district attorneys.The limits would increase based on inflation rates every two years.\u00A0 It would be the first time contribution limits have gone up since the 1970s.Rep. JoCasta Zamarripa, D-Milwaukee, said the bill was far from perfect, but voters would appreciate the fact that a compromise was reached. She spoke out against the increase in contribution limits, but praised the removal of the photo identification provisions.\u00A0\u00A0 \u00A0Two lawmakers who helped draft the compromise, Reps. Jeff Stone, R-Greendale, and Fred Kessler, D-Milwaukee, will discuss it Sunday on \"UpFront with Mike Gousha.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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