Published 1 year ago

Green Bay clerk sued over absentee voting law

Summary by Ground News

A lawsuit for Green Bay clerk, Celestine Jeffreys, was heard in court today. Four non-Green Bay plaintiffs claim that the placing of absentee ballots was done behind closed doors. Under Wisconsin law, election observers can watch nearly every step of the voting process. The judge ordered Jeffreys to create another area where election observers could see the box.

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Journal Sentinel

Judge sides with Republican National Committee in Green Bay poll watching lawsuit

The lawsuit accuses Green Bay City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys of preventing observers from witnessing aspects of the early voting process at city hall.

1 year ago·Milwaukee, United States

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The Center Square

Republicans sue over Green Bay early voting observers

(The Center Square) – There’s a lawsuit in Green Bay that accuses the city’s election boss of not allowing poll watchers to actually watch people vote.

1 year ago·United States

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Wisconsin Public Radio

Brown County judge rules against Green Bay in election observer lawsuit

A Brown County Circuit Court judge Wednesday ordered the city of Green Bay to give election observers more access to in-person absentee voting. Judge Marc Hammer's order gives observers access to the witness certification process and to the depositing of ballots into the ballot box.

1 year ago·Madison, United States

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WEAREGREENBAY

Green Bay clerk sued over absentee voting law

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Tennessee Star

Republicans Sue over Green Bay Early Voting Observers - Tennessee Star

There’s a lawsuit in Green Bay that accuses the city’s election boss of not allowing poll watchers to actually watch people vote.The Republican National Committee filed the lawsuit Tuesday. It claims that Green Bay Clerk Celestine Jeffreys is partially blocking election observers.The article Republicans Sue over Green Bay Early Voting Observers appeared first on Tennessee Star.

1 year ago

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