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Lawmakers in the Assembly voted Thursday to approve several bills that would change election administration in Wisconsin.
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Lawmakers in the Assembly voted Thursday to approve several bills that would change election administration in Wisconsin.
This story was originally published by Wisconsin Watch.
The Wisconsin Assembly has approved several bills aimed at improving election administration in the state. The proposed changes address issues such as early processing of absentee ballots, specifying requirements for absentee ballot envelopes, tracking legally disqualified voters, and increasing penalties for harassing election officials. The bills await action in the state Senate before potentially being signed into law by Governor Tony Evers.
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