Earlier this week, Wisconsin election officials reported that they had removed more than 205,000 voters from the voter rolls āas part of routine work to keep the stateās registration lists up to date,ā according to a report from the Washington Times.
Joe Bidenās state-certified victory in Wisconsin was by just over 20,000 votes. Naturally, Donald Trump is wondering what took so long.
āWisconsin has just canceled 205,000 voter registrations because they say they could not find the voters,ā Trump said in a statement. āWhy did they wait until AFTER the election?ā
Itās a good questionāan important one. And the answer may not be comforting, but it explains a lot. The Wisconsin Elections Commission was sued back in 2019 over alleged violation of Wisconsin state law for failing to deactivate thousands of ineligible voters. The Wisconsin Election Commission was found in contempt by a Wisconsin judge in January 2020 and was ordered to purge the inactive voters from the voters or be fined each day it didnāt. But the Wisconsin Supreme Court chose not to take up the case, meaning the case would be further litigated in lower courts and likely not be resolved until after the 2020 presidential election.
Which is exactly what happened. The commission voted in the summer of 2019 not to deactivate flagged voters until after the statewide election on April 2021āa convenient period of time after the 2020 presidential election. With the help of the state supreme court, they managed to pull off the delay.
āWould this mean that we would have won Wisconsin?ā Trump asked.
Itās a good question. And a very much legitimate one. But, while that cannot be proven without a thorough investigation, an investigation might be coming soon.
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Removal of ineligible voters from voter rolls AFTER the 2020 election and NOT BEFORE?
This smacks of a 2020 COVER-UP more than anything well-intended.. I mean, OF COURSE IT IS. A feeble attempt at ERASURE OF EVIDENCE OF THE 2020 STEAL.
Joe Bidenās state-certified victory in Wisconsin was by just over 20,000 votes. Naturally, Donald Trump is wondering what took so long.
āWisconsin has just canceled 205,000 voter registrations because they say they could not find the voters,ā Trump said in a statement. āWhy did they wait until AFTER the election?ā
Itās a good questionāan important one. And the answer may not be comforting, but it explains a lot. The Wisconsin Elections Commission was sued back in 2019 over alleged violation of Wisconsin state law for failing to deactivate thousands of ineligible voters. The Wisconsin Election Commission was found in contempt by a Wisconsin judge in January 2020 and was ordered to purge the inactive voters from the voters or be fined each day it didnāt. But the Wisconsin Supreme Court chose not to take up the case, meaning the case would be further litigated in lower courts and likely not be resolved until after the 2020 presidential election.
Which is exactly what happened. The commission voted in the summer of 2019 not to deactivate flagged voters until after the statewide election on April 2021āa convenient period of time after the 2020 presidential election. With the help of the state supreme court, they managed to pull off the delay.
āWould this mean that we would have won Wisconsin?ā Trump asked.
Itās a good question. And a very much legitimate one. But, while that cannot be proven without a thorough investigation, an investigation might be coming soon.
(Excerpt) Read more at pjmedia.com ...
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Removal of ineligible voters from voter rolls AFTER the 2020 election and NOT BEFORE?
This smacks of a 2020 COVER-UP more than anything well-intended.. I mean, OF COURSE IT IS. A feeble attempt at ERASURE OF EVIDENCE OF THE 2020 STEAL.