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A Dane County judge ruled last month that Wolfe was "lawfully holding over" in her position and efforts last fall by Senate Republicans to fire her had no legal effect.

The smashmouth style of politics practiced by Republicans in Wisconsin is not in anybody’s interest. It’s a function of having too much power and too little accountability.

The ruling allows Wolfe to continue in her role following efforts taken last summer by the commissions three Democratic members to prevent a vote in the Republican-controlled state Senate.

Judge chastises hyper-partisan GOP legislators for attack on WEC leader Meagan Wolfe.

Dane County Circuit Judge Ann Peacock ruled that Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Meagan Wolfe is legally holding over in her position.

Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin are working to oust the state's nonpartisan top elections official, a move that could affect the battleground’s election rules going into the 2024 cycle.

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"I think we need to move forward and talk about the issues that matter most to Wisconsinites and that is not, for most Wisconsinites, obsessing about Meagan Wolfe," Vos said.

"I think we need to move forward and talk about the issues that matter most to Wisconsinites and that is not, for most Wisconsinites, obsessing about Meagan Wolfe," Vos said.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe faces fifteen articles of impeachment over alleged mishandling of the 2020 election, including promoting maladministration with ballot drop boxes and encouraging illegal alterations of absentee ballot applications. The resolution has been referred to an Assembly committee as the battle over election administration continues.