Wisconsin joins lawsuit over mail voting
Wisconsin and two dozen other states filed a new lawsuit against the U.S. Postal Service to block federal control over mail-in ballots. The legal challenge follows a recent Supreme Court ruling and seeks to prevent election administration disruptions.
Wisconsin joined 23 other jurisdictions on August 26 in a federal lawsuit to block a presidential directive exerting control over mail-in ballots. The legal challenge follows an August 24 Supreme Court ruling that found an earlier lawsuit by Democratic states was filed prematurely. The new filing seeks to prevent federal oversight of mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections, which state officials argue risks widespread disruption.
