After SCOTUS rejects voting changes, feds still eyeing Wisconsin elections
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a bid by Donald Trump to alter absentee mail-in voting requirements. Despite this ruling, federal officials are continuing investigations into election processes and pursuing voter data in several states, including Wisconsin. These federal efforts remain active as part of an ongoing review of state election procedures.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected an attempt by President Donald Trump to rework absentee mail-in voting requirements. But other federal efforts remain underway to obtain state voter data and investigate some states’ election processes, including Wisconsin’s.
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