Wisconsin Judge Rules More than 200,000 Voter Registrations Should Be Tossed

Rick Moran-Opinion : Dec 17, 2019
PJ Media

This seems a pretty straightforward house cleaning task that in normal times wouldn't get a second look from anyone. But, of course, it's seen by the left as "voter suppression" because dead people and people who have moved—perhaps to another state—didn't respond to the mailer.

[PJMedia.com] A Wisconsin judge has ruled that more than 200,000 voters who failed to respond to an October mailing, flagging them for having potentially moved, must have their names stricken from the registration rolls. (Image: via Crosswalk)

A lawsuit, filed on behalf of three Wisconsin voters by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL), alleged that the Wisconsin Election Commission was not following the law when they allowed a two-year grace period to go by for residents who had moved to change their address. The commission sent a mailer asking people to update their addresses. About 234,000 failed to respond in the 30-day window.

The judge, Paul Malloy, denied a request by Election Commission attorneys to put his decision on hold. He ordered the Commission to follow the law requiring voters who didn't respond to be deactivated.

Instead of obeying the law, the WEC sued... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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