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Wisconsin DOJ joins multi-state lawsuit challenging an executive order attempting to establish a national voter list.
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Updated Sep 9
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What happened
Wisconsin DOJ joins multi-state lawsuit challenging an executive order attempting to establish a national voter list.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Wisconsin
state of the United States of America
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Josh Kaul
Attorney General of Wisconsin
- An order is impacting the United States Postal Service regarding mail-in ballot deliveries, leading to challenges against the executive order.
- Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul is suing to block a new rule/executive order from the Trump administration regarding federally funded programs, including Head Start.
Related events
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- Illegal vote reports surface in Milwaukee as DHS investigates voter rolls in Wisconsin.
- Challenges to state congressional maps are being heard in Wisconsin, with the Elections Commission central to the map validity dispute.
- Legal battles are underway in Wisconsin and North Carolina as Donald Trump attempts to limit mail-in voting, with the cases heading to the Supreme Court.