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Wisconsin Supreme Court rules thousands of voters who may have moved don t need to be purged from rolls

RILEY VETTERKIND The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Friday ruled the state does not need to purge from the voter rolls about 70,000 people identified in 2019 as potentially having moved â a win for Democrats who vigorously opposed the move pushed by Republicans. The controversial voter rolls case has worked its way through the court system since late 2019, with the Supreme Court deciding to take it up in June. The court ruled 5-2 to side with a court of appeals decision to not require that the Wisconsin Elections Commission remove the voters from the rolls. Conservative Justices Brian Hagedorn and Patience Roggensack, and liberal Justices Ann Walsh Bradley, Rebecca Dallet and Jill Karofsky joined to form a majority.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against purging about 69,000 voters — flagged as possibly having moved — from rolls

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against purging about 69,000 voters — flagged as possibly having moved — from rolls
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State Supreme Court Tosses Voter Purge Suit

Conservative group wanted voters that may have moved purged from the voter roll. //end headline wrapper ?>Wisconsin Supreme Court. Photo by Dave Reid. A drawn-out legal fight over Wisconsin’s voter list ended Friday when the state Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit filed by a conservative group seeking to purge thousands of names from Wisconsin’s voter list. The conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL) filed the lawsuit in 2019. It argued that it was the Wisconsin Elections Commission‘s legal duty to remove the names from a list of voters flagged as having potentially moved by a multi-state database of government records.

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Wisconsin Supreme Court says don t purge voters from rolls – Minnesota Lawyer

Wisconsin Supreme Court says don t purge voters from rolls – Minnesota Lawyer
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Wisconsin Supreme Court rules voters who may have moved don t need to be purged

Wisconsin Supreme Court rules voters who may have moved don t need to be purged
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