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Early in-person absentee voting is underway in Wisconsin, and it’s keeping local clerks busy.
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Voters encouraged to get ballots back in plenty of time for the November 3rd election
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Dane County Circuit Judge Everett Mitchell stopped short of ordering electronic voting, setting up a trial on that issue later. It almost certainly will not be resolved before the November election
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The move would allow voters who have already cast their ballot for a candidate who has dropped out of the race to cast a new ballot
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Absentee Voting is underway in Wisconsin for the August 11th Primary.
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The City of Wausau Ethics Board has ruled that Mayor Doug Diny did commit a violation of the ethics code of elected officials after the handling of a locked, unsecure ballot drop box in the lead up to the 2024 fall election.
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Decision of ethics panel will be released in writing at a later date
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Eight anonymous Wausau residents filed a formal ethics complaint against Mayor Doug Diny with the City of Wausau Ethics Board, alleging improper conduct in his handling of a ballot drop box before the 2024 election
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Wisconsin saw such high voter turnout that it overwhelmed the computer system clerks use to process ballots.
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Absentee ballot drop boxes in the presidential battleground state of Wisconsin are available in a small fraction of the places they were four years ago, with many conservative communities opting not to offer them for the upcoming election.