In Wisconsin elections, write-ins are frequently wrong
Wisconsin election officials remind voters that write-in candidates must be registered with the state for their votes to be counted.
Sometimes voters who are dissatisfied with their choices write in candidates. But in Wisconsin, write-in candidates must typically be registered with the state for the votes to count.
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