(The Center Square) – Madison voters appear to have approved of a pair of school funding levy referenda worth a total of $600 million. As of 9:42 p.m., 69% of voters had approved of a school funding referendum for a cumulative $100 million in operational funding over four years while 71.5% of voters approved of $500 million in bonds for school buildings and infrastructure with nearly 74% of the precincts reporting results. Statewide voters appear to have supported a referendum meant to prevent non-citizens from voting with 70% supporting the referendum with 53% of the statewide votes counted. …