Wisconsin Privacy Law Conflicts With Duty To Prevent Illegal Voting

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is weighing in on a lawsuit involving voting by residents deemed incompetent and ineligible to vote.

Judge Sees Nothing Wrong With Leftist Voter Drives On Wisconsin College Campus

It’s all in an effort to reach a traditionally faithful bloc of Democrat voters, while using state resources, the plaintiffs argue.

Obscure Statute Could Disqualify States Like Colorado From Kicking Trump Off The Ballot

A brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court argues the power to disqualify a presidential candidate lies with the federal court, not the states.

Judge Throws Out Green Bay’s ‘Retaliatory’ Disorderly Conduct Citation Against Election Observer

'It does appear the municipal citation was retaliatory due to the Wisconsin Elections [Commission] complaint that was filed,' the judge said.

Voters File Legal Complaint Accusing Wisconsin Election Commission Of Violating Federal Election Law

Wisconsin voters filed a legal complaint against the state's elections commission, accusing the body of violating federal election law.

Kenosha Pledges To Stop Using Ballot Drop Boxes After Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruled They’re Illegal

Following a contentious legal battle with Wisconsin voters, the city of Kenosha has agreed to stop using unmanned ballot drop boxes in future elections, according to a press release from the Thomas More Society. In a May lawsuit filed by the Thomas More Society on behalf of the Wisconsin Voter Alliance, the plaintiffs argued that […]