Spotlight: Lawsuit takes aim at ballot 'curing'

July 25, 2022

Spotlight: Lawsuit takes aim at ballot ‘curing’

By M.D. Kittle

MADISON — Reinterpreting state law again through the magical force of “guidance,” the Wisconsin Elections Commission faces yet another lawsuit.

Last week, several Wisconsin voters and the Waukesha County Republican Party filed a complaint against WEC alleging violations of state election law related to “curing” ballots.

The lawsuit follows this month’s ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court that found WEC’s guidance allowing unmanned absentee ballot boxes was illegal.

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