Wisconsin Supreme Court Reinstates Ballot-Stuffing Boxes….

Good strategy for the Dems. They don't have a viable candidate so they can just create the votes they need to win.

Every drop box should have multiple high resolution cameras watching and recording

There’s no reason for drop boxes to exist. You should have to turn in your ballot to an election office. That way you can only turn in one ballot, your ballot that’s been verified. There’s no Covid excuse this year. There's no reason to avoid people which was the excuse used to implement these.

People dropping more than one ballot into a box or “stuffing” should be eliminated but these boxes give access to doing that.

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Still no real proof of illegality with ballot boxes…

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Despite the various videos we have seen over the year of folks with bags dumping ballots?

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Still no real proof of illegality with ballot boxes…

But God forbid we allow every voter to exercise their franchise,

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You're either ignorant, naive or mendacious. None are a good reflection on you.

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Still no real proof of illegality with ballot boxes…

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What sounds more like reality?

Putin changed votes from Hillary to Trump?

Or I vote for my teenage children that are away at college?

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Still no real proof of illegality with ballot boxes…

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Still no real proof of illegality with ballot boxes…

But God forbid we allow every voter to exercise their franchise,

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Yeah what could possibly go wrong with anyone being allowed to stick any ballot that belonged to anyone in those boxes.

Unless I am mistaken, this one could get a review by the SCOTUS, because it appears that a commission is setting election rules that were not voting into law by the state legistature, which has control over election per the US Constituion.

NBC


But in a case brought by conservative groups, the state Supreme Court ruled in July 2022 that Wisconsin voters casting absentee ballots would no longer be able to drop them in boxes located anywhere except the offices of election clerks. It ruled that only the GOP-controlled state Legislature — not the Wisconsin Elections Commission — has the power to enact laws and policy regarding absentee ballot drop boxes.

After liberals won back the court majority in 2023, however, the Democratic group Priorities USA filed a suit explicitly seeking to overturn the 2022 ruling curtailing the use of drop boxes, as well as other rules and restrictions regarding absentee voting. (After a Wisconsin trial court narrowed the suit, the group appealed directly to the state Supreme Court, skipping over lower appeals courts.)

The group had argued that the 2022 ruling was incorrectly decided due to the fact that Wisconsin law is silent on the issue of drop boxes. While the group has acknowledged that Wisconsin laws do make clear that absentee ballots must be returned by mail or in person, they raised the question in the case that it remained unclear whether voters can return absentee ballots in person to locations other than a clerk’s office.