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WILL alleges the Wisconsin Elections Commission violated a state law requiring updated and accurate voter data.
The council, which was created to enhance security in Wisconsin elections, includes representatives from more than two dozen organizations.
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The state Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to take up the case directly.
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The Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) illegally altered state policy regarding how it manages voters who relocate, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) alleges in a new complaint filed with the state Wednesday on behalf of three Wisconsin residents.
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg.
The resolution comes three months after Evers tweaked numbers in the 2019-21 biennial budget to boost education spending by $84 million.
The resolution comes three months after Evers tweaked numbers in the 2019-21 biennial budget to boost education spending by $84 million.