Wisconsin law challenged over clerks' ballot curing practices
The state's League of Women Voters is challenging an inconsistent practice that often depends solely on how proactive a clerk is in reaching out to voters with insufficient ballots.
A Votebeat review found Mequon Clerk Caroline Fochs may have rejected at least 10 ballots that appear to qualify under her own rules, disenfranchising voters.
Sleepy Election Day for results, but not for election law debates
Two instances of clerks using their discretion across Wisconsin may trigger lawsuits that can decide how ballots are cast and counted in the 2026 midterm elections.
