The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 11 proposes an amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution that would limit the governor's partial veto authority concerning appropriation bills. Specifically, it seeks to restrict the governor to only rejecting entire sections of an enrolled bill that are capable of separate enactment and to reducing appropriations within the bill. This amendment aims to clarify and expand upon existing restrictions on the governor's veto power, which currently only prohibits the creation of new words or sentences by altering the text of the bill.

The resolution has been introduced by a group of senators and representatives and has been referred to the Committee on Government Operations, Labor and Economic Development. For the proposed amendment to take effect, it must be adopted by two successive legislatures and subsequently ratified by the electorate. The resolution emphasizes the need for a more defined framework regarding the governor's veto powers, particularly in light of recent court rulings that have further restricted these powers without a consensus on the rationale behind those decisions.