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The Wausau Ethics Board has voted to postpone Wednesday’s hearing of a complaint against Mayor Doug Diny, citing a lack of participation from two key players and a desire to further investigate new developments
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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 is again mired in controversy over the use of ballot drop boxes and a civic engagement group hopes it does not dovetail into what it described as voter suppression tatics
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission approved eight presidential candidates for the ballot in Wisconsin
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A Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling earlier this month means that local clerks can choose to use a ballot drop box again.
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Thomas Oldenberg is a voter from Amberg, Wisconsin. He filed a lawsuit in February arguing that voters who request absentee ballots through the state's MyVote database must include a physical copy of the request in the ballot return envelopes.
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Next month, voters in Wisconsin will decide whether to amend the state’s constitution to change how some federal funds are distributed.The non-partisan Wisconsin Policy Forum recently released a report about the amendments and their potential impacts if passed.
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The bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission has unanimously approved a set of best practices to ensure the security of unstaffed absentee ballot drop boxes that the state Supreme Court recently ruled could be installed for the fall elections.
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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