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Wisconsin Supreme Court Takes WILL Challenge to Absentee Ballot Drop Boxes

The Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to hear Teigen v Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC), a case brought by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) to determine the legal status of absentee ballot drop boxes and ballot harvesting. WILL filed an emergency motion to bypass last week and the Court took the case on January 28.

🏛 Get up to speed on Teigen v WEC here.

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Wall Street Journal: The Best Summary of the 2020 Election

The Wall Street Journal Editorial Board highlighted WILL's recent 2020 Election Review calling the report "the best summary to date of the 2020 election."

📲 Cato Institute Senior Fellow, Walter Olson, wrote a lengthy Twitter thread and blog post on the value of WILL's Election Review.

📄 Read WILL's 2020 Election Review here.

OSHA Withdraws Emergency Vaccine-or-Test Mandate for Large Employers

OSHA officially withdrew their emergency vaccine-or-test mandate for employers of 100 or more after recent losses in court, including at the U.S. Supreme Court. WILL was one of dozens of groups around the country that filed lawsuits challenging the mandate as an illegal overreach.

🏛 Read more about Tankcraft v. OSHA here.

OPINION: The Pandemic Has Opened Parents' Eyes

Cori Petersen writes in RealClearEducation on how the COVID-19 pandemic has mobilized a new generation of parents concerned about academic achievement, in-person learning, and curriculum. All of this has injected new energy into the school choice movement.

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