Election Official: No State Could Follow Mail-In Ballot Restrictions
I mean, what is your understanding of what's latest, at least as it applies to Wisconsin? Well, I think we are back at the status quo, which is the way it's been for several years.
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I mean, what is your understanding of what's latest, at least as it applies to Wisconsin?
Well, I think we are back at the status quo, which is the way it's been for several years.
One of the provisions says that the states have to comply with this citizenship list, or the postal service should not send ballots to anyone.
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I mean, what is your understanding of what's latest, at least as it applies to Wisconsin? Well, I think we are back at the status quo, which is the way it's been for several years. One of the provisions says that the states have to comply with this citizenship list, or the postal service should not send ballots to anyone.
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- Wisconsin Election Commission Chair Don Millis explained to UpFront's Matt Smith that as it is written, it would be impossible for any state to follow Trump's myopic mail-in ballot restrictions, and even if...
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Don Mills, a republican, is chair of the bipartisan elections commission. There is a hearing now scheduled for Thursday.
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