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Wisconsin Judge Rules That Absentee Ballots Are Discriminatory
The ruling says the state’s paper-ballot process denies print-disabled voters private, independent absentee voting and sends the case back for a remedy.
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Wisconsin Judge Rules That Absentee Ballots Are Discriminatory
A Wisconsin judge has ruled that absentee ballots are discriminatory, possibly opening the door for people with disabilities to vote electronically. Dane County Circuit Court| Judge Everett Mitchell ruled in favor of Wisconsin Disability Rights and the League of Women Voters, who were suing the Wisconsin Election Commission (WEC), claiming that absentee ballots were discriminatory against people with print disabilities. He found that people who …
·Los Angeles, United States
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