Ramaswamy in Waukesha promises Trump supporters election laws changes coming if GOP wins in November

By Caleb RoseFor WisPolitics
Vivek Ramaswamy promised supporters of Donald Trump that Republicans would usher in a host of election law changes if they have majorities in both houses of Congress and Trump wins the White House after this fall’s elections.
During a stop Wednesday in Waukesha as part of a Trump campaign bus tour, Ramaswamy and other surrogates for the former president heard multiple ...

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