Wisconsin Dems File a Lawsuit to Allow Absentee Voters to Cast a New Ballot

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Yesterday, Townhall reported that the Wisconsin Democrats (WisDems) wrote to the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC) asking them to rescind guidance and allow some of the 80,000-plus Wisconsinites who have already cast absentee ballots in the state to vote again if their preferred candidate dropped out or, in the case of David Crowley, reentered the race after dropping out.

The WEC said no.

Now the WisDems have filed a lawsuit to force the WEC to give these voters a mulligan.

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In other words, three people now get to undo voting laws for the entire state because they couldn't be bothered to vote on Election Day, August 11, and took a risk casting an absentee ballot.

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According to the Post Crescent, the lawsuit claims these plaintiffs will be disenfranchised if they're not allowed to cast a new ballot.

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