Indefinitely Confined Voters: The WisGOP sent letters to all Wisconsin clerks (over 1900) reminding them of their statutory duty to send notices to individuals who have marked themselves as indefinitely confined, yet did not vote. Those individuals must respond or they must be removed from the list. Many clerks across the state have responded, and we continue to fight to ensure that indefinite confinement rolls are updated in accordance with the law.

Madison Vaccine Mandate: The WisGOP sent a demand letter and issued a statement in opposition to the city of Madison’s vaccine mandates for election inspectors. We pointed out that their requirements were illegal, and the city scaled back their requirements.

Racine Election Scam Van: Over the summer, the city of Racine announced a new van, paid for with Zuckerberg money, that would serve as an early vote location and mobile ballot drop box across the city. The WisGOP continues to oppose the ballot drop boxes, and the use of the van as an early vote location is impermissible under law. We sent a demand letter to the city of Racine and will continue to fight to ensure the law is upheld.

Ballot Harvesting: The WisGOP is urging that ballot harvesting be considered unlawful in Wisconsin and is seeking clarification and a favorable answer from the Elections Commission. We remain resolute in our opposition because of the massive risk of fraud associated with allowing additional individuals to handle ballots. However, if election authorities make the decision that ballot harvesting is allowed, we will mobilize and do as much of it as is permissible, and beat Democrats at their own game. And when Republicans win next November, we’ll pass laws to end this practice for good.

The media continues to discredit investigators and sweep election integrity issues under the rug.  After each irregularity or unlawful practice is exposed, reporters join Democrats in screaming that particular practice alone would not have been enough to cost Biden the election. It’s as if compliance with the law were only important when it can also be proven that the practice gave the Democrats enough votes to win the state. Election laws must be followed, no matter how many votes Democrats net when they are broken. Many state and local races each cycle are only determined by a handful of votes. Only legal votes must count in our state where elections are consistently a game of inches. The Republican Party of Wisconsin will always fight for free, fair, and secure elections.

For more information on what the Republican Party of Wisconsin, along with President Trump’s campaign and the RNC have done in recent years to fight for ballot integrity, visit our website.

This year, Republicans across Wisconsin submitted the largest number of Republican election inspectors in state history at around 5,000! Thank you to our hardworking grassroots activists for your work in this effort to ensure that communities across Wisconsin have poll workers delivering fair and secure elections. 

In light of the horrific tragedy in Waukesha, public safety is top of mind for Wisconsinites – yet Tony Evers and Mandela Barnes owe Wisconsinites answers on where they stand on keeping Wisconsinites safe. While Tony Evers refused to answer questions on whether he plans to fire Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, whose office’s low bail allowed a violent repeat offender back on the streets, the Washington Free Beacon revealed that Mandela Barnes tried to eliminate cash bail while serving in the Wisconsin State Assembly. Evers and Barnes owe Wisconsinites answers on where they stand.

Last week, Tony Evers confirmed his allegiance to national Democrats and their anti-abortion radicalism. Evers vetoed several pro-life bills, including one which would have prohibited abortion based on discriminatory factors like race, sex, or disability. Meanwhile, national Democrats have also embraced radical abortion policies that are completely detached from the American mainstream. They’ve refused to back any limitations on abortion, including up to the moment of birth and after, and even blocked legislation on infanticide. Life is precious and worth defending. Human life is on the ballot next year – and while Democrats are fighting to force their radical abortion agenda on all Americans – Republicans are fighting to stop them.