Another Election Audit will likely find more issues than Maricopa

Wisconsin's election probe zeroes in on Democrat machine tactics, rule changes 

Former Supreme Court justice signals focus on whether bureaucrats improperly hijacked election rules.

Gableman also has signaled a focus on Wisconsin's big blue urban areas of Milwaukee, Madison, Racine, Kenosha and Green Bay. Those five voting metropolises accepted more than $6 million in unprecedented donations to their election coordinators and judges in 2020 from the Center for Tech and Civic Life, a nonprofit funded almost exclusively by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

The money, which also went to other major voting jurisdictions across America in 2020, has provoked enormous controversy, as Just the News has previously reported. First, the so-called Zuckerberg bucks allowed a single billionaire to route his money outside the normal campaign finance system to election referees. Secondly, the donations came with strings attached that influenced how elections were carried out in the municipalities that got money. Documents previously obtained by Just the News, for instance, show officials in Green Bay and Brown County were required to conduct voter registration drives among specific minority groups that tend to vote Democrat.

We already know that the Wisconsin Supreme Court had ruled after the fact that many of the election changes put in place by the commission or Governor were technically illegal under Wisconsin constitutional laws. Most egregious was the concept of allowing voters to skirt the Voter ID requirements needed to caste mail in ballots under the pretense that (once again) somehow Covid prevented people from otherwise being able to show that they are who they say that they are.

At this point they believe that as many as 150,000 voters probably took advantage of this new "rule" and cast what the Wisconsin Supreme Court would have seen as invalid ballots had the issue came before them prior to the election being held. Quite obviously you cannot invalidate 150,000 ballots of people who believed that they were following the correct rules and would have no idea that those rules were not legal according to Wisconsin law. But that doesn't change the fact that we now have no clue as to exactly how much election fraud might have taken place.

The worst part is that some of these changes may have been prompted by big liberal donors who expected something in return for 6 million dollars in donations.

This isn't going away... as much as liberals love to tout the "big lie" that 2020 was a fair and accurate election.