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Democratic Gov. Tony Evers is urging the Wisconsin Supreme Court to once again allow absentee ballot drop boxes in places beyond the election offices they are now restricted to.
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The court ruled in July 2022 that absentee drop boxes may be used only in election offices and no one other than the voter can return a ballot in person
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission has complied with court orders and voted to tell the more than 1,800 local clerks who run elections in the battleground state that they can accept absentee ballots that are missing parts of a witness's address
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Michigan’s Supreme Court is keeping former President Donald Trump on the state's primary election ballot. The court said Wednesday it will not hear an appeal of a lower court’s ruling from groups seeking to keep Trump from appearing on the ballot.
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A new lawsuit filed in Wisconsin by a national Democratic law firm seeks to once again allow voters to return absentee ballots in drop boxes, a practice that was barred by the state Supreme Court last year.
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A Wisconsin judge has issued a ruling allowing two Republican-backed measures to appear on the April ballot over the objections of criminal justice advocates who said elections officials had missed the state deadline.
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A panel of voting experts and political party appointees will help the Wisconsin Election Commission rework its rules for poll watchers ahead of the 2024 presidential race, the commission said Thursday
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Municipal clerks across Wisconsin are preparing for the midterm election. In Oneida County, election security is a priority.
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Abortion rights are poised to come before Michigan voters in November after an abortion rights campaign turned in a record-breaking number of signatures for a ballot initiative.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hand down a decision on whether absentee ballot drop boxes are permitted under state law