Wisconsin Elections Commission
Recent News About Wisconsin Elections Commission
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Gableman calls for state to consider decertifying 2020 election, Steineke tweets it is a 'fools errand'
Wisconsin Assembly special counsel Michael Gableman has released a report on the conduct of state and local elections officials in the November 2020 presidential elections, and asked state lawmakers to “take a long hard look at decertifying” the 2020 results where President Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump by less than 1% (20,000 votes) of the vote.
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Two residents accuse Green Bay officials of election bribery
Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich and other city officials violated the state’s “election bribery” law by accepting funds from a nonprofit in a get-out-the-vote effort masquerading as a safe voting plan leading up to the 2020 general election, two city residents allege in a complaint filed Friday with the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
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American Majority exec: Green Bay's election 'run by coastal elites'
Green Bay is at the center of fight over millions of dollars donated by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and other billionaires to organizations for election management in battleground states in the November 2020 elections – a role the U.S. Constitution reserves for government.