Election officials begin counting absentee ballots at City Hall on November 03, 2020 in Beloit, Wisconsin.
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UPDATED 8:31 AM PT – Saturday, November 7, 2020
Election changes by Wisconsin election supervisors potentially put tens of thousands of ballots into question.
According to reports on Sunday, supervisors made three substantial changes to the ballots.
This included allowing local county election clerks to fill in missing addresses, exempting 200,000 citizens from voter ID rules due to the pandemic, and failing to purge 130,000 names from outdated voter rolls.
On election night “there weren’t enough remaining votes in Wisconsin to overtake President Trump’s 110,000+ lead”
Then we all went to bed. But Democrats didn’t.
“The votes totals in Wisconsin amount to a turnout rate of 89 percent. In no uncertain terms, that is not plausible.”
— Elizabeth Harrington (@LizRNC) November 8, 2020
The changes could open the door for the courts to intervene on behalf of President Trump.
Wisconsin’s attorney general dismissed claims of voting irregularities late last week however, the Speaker of the House has called for an investigation into concerns of voter fraud.
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