The conservative group that is driving a lawsuit to have the Wisconsin Election Commission remove over 200-thousand voters from the state’s voter rolls is once again asking the state Supreme Court to act.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty yesterday asked the high court to cancel a Madison-based appeals court order that put that case on hold. WILL’s Rick Essenberg says the appeals court didn’t offer a reason for why it ruled the Election Commission doesn’t have to act.
The Election Commission has refused to abide by a judge’s ruling from December that would remove the voters because of questions about their addresses.
