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The Wisconsin Elections Commission has issued a seven-point memo rebutting conspiracy theories and misinformation that have circulated on social media platforms in the wake of last week’s election. “At this time, no evidence has been provided that supports allegations of
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he appreciated many of the points Tony Evers made as the governor pleaded with Wisconsinites to do more to fight the spread of
President Trump Monday night appeared to falsely claim he won Wisconsin even though unofficial returns show he lost the state by 20,540 votes. Trump slammed polls that were inaccurate, charging they were “tampering” and should be “called out for Election
President Trump, pushing a recount, tweeted Monday afternoon that Wisconsin “is looking very good.” The president sent three other tweets this afternoon promising a “big presidential win” in Georgia, slamming Pennsylvania for preventing “us from watching much of the Ballot
Republican state Rep. Joe Sanfelippo says he wants an “in-depth investigation” conducted by a third-party auditing firm to examine last week’s election in Wisconsin. And if that investigation turns up evidence showing the result of the election was illegally altered,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tomorrow: Marquette Law School Pollster Charles Franklin to Headline Newsmaker Lunch Hour Charles Franklin, Professor of Law and Public Policy and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, will be the featured guest at a
It took a candidate as egregious as Donald Trump to lose in the face of Republican partisans willing to use the power of government to suppress the vote. But all of those tactics still could not withstand the dedication of an electorate committed to making their votes count.
What O’Donnell and Gabelman are discussing is not “vote fraud.” It is a voter clerical error that’s fixable.
Did the Wisconsin Elections Commission issue unlawful directives to local clerks?
Do not be tricked into thinking America changed overnight with this election. Police brutality, systemic racism and marginalization of many communities will continue under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Milwaukee voters, reflecting the diversity of this country, gave Biden-Harris the win here. Along, of course, with Madison, a bastion of progressivism in Wisconsin and the nation.
The Wisconsin economy would recover much faster if the state held the national eye a while longer by demonstrating it can stop the spread of COVID-19.
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission has issued a seven-point memo rebutting conspiracy theories and misinformation that have circulated on social media platforms in the wake of last week’s election. “At this time, no evidence has been provided that supports allegations of systemic or widespread election issues,” WEC Administrator Meagan Wolfe said
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement The Madison Club From WisPolitics.com … — Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said he appreciated many of the points Tony Evers made as the governor pleaded with Wisconsinites to do more to fight the spread of COVID-19. But the Rochester Republican also encouraged the guv to
President Trump Monday night appeared to falsely claim he won Wisconsin even though unofficial returns show he lost the state by 20,540 votes. Trump slammed polls that were inaccurate, charging they were “tampering” and should be “called out for Election Interference.” “ABC/WaPo had me down 17 points in Wisconsin, the
President Trump, pushing a recount, tweeted Monday afternoon that Wisconsin “is looking very good.” The president sent three other tweets this afternoon promising a “big presidential win” in Georgia, slamming Pennsylvania for preventing “us from watching much of the Ballot count” and hitting Nevada as “a cesspool of Fake Votes.”
Republican state Rep. Joe Sanfelippo says he wants an “in-depth investigation” conducted by a third-party auditing firm to examine last week’s election in Wisconsin. And if that investigation turns up evidence showing the result of the election was illegally altered, the New Berlin Republican told WisPolitics.com he’s been discussing with
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers **************************************** Tomorrow: Marquette Law School Pollster Charles Franklin to Headline Newsmaker Lunch Hour Charles Franklin, Professor of Law and Public Policy and director of the Marquette Law School Poll, will be the featured guest at a virtual event set for noon on Wednesday, November 11. This
It took a candidate as egregious as Donald Trump to lose in the face of Republican partisans willing to use the power of government to suppress the vote. But all of those tactics still could not withstand the dedication of an electorate committed to making their votes count.
What O’Donnell and Gabelman are discussing is not “vote fraud.” It is a voter clerical error that’s fixable.
Did the Wisconsin Elections Commission issue unlawful directives to local clerks?
Do not be tricked into thinking America changed overnight with this election. Police brutality, systemic racism and marginalization of many communities will continue under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Milwaukee voters, reflecting the diversity of this country, gave Biden-Harris the win here. Along, of course, with Madison, a bastion of progressivism in Wisconsin and the nation.
The Wisconsin economy would recover much faster if the state held the national eye a while longer by demonstrating it can stop the spread of COVID-19.