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The state Department of Justice is arguing there's no point to continue court proceedings over subpoenas Michael Gableman issued as part of his review of the 2

The grievance accuses Gableman of knowingly advancing a meritless claim in suggesting the 2020 election can be decertified.

MADISON, Wis. — Republican elections investigator Michael Gableman will remain on the state’s payroll under a new contract reached with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, but the investigation he is leading is being paused while several lawsuits are heard in court. The former state Supreme Court justice, now investigator, will receive $5,500 per month to finish ongoing litigation around his authority...

Gableman will receive $5,500 monthly to provide legal counsel to the Assembly while lawsuits over his authority continue.

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract.

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract.

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract.

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract.

Without naming Vos, Trump suggested he will see a successful primary opponent if he does not extend Gablemans contract