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GOP Files Complaint After Duplicate Absentee Ballots Sent in Green Bay
The complaint says 152 voters received duplicate absentee ballots and asks the Wisconsin Elections Commission to order corrective action.
- On Monday, the Republican Party of Wisconsin filed a complaint after Green Bay City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys sent duplicate absentee ballots to 152 voters, one day before the April 7 spring election.
- Blizzard Elsa forced City Hall to close, prompting staff to rush mailing processes; mailing labels were accidentally printed twice, causing duplicate ballots to be sent to residents.
- Alleging violations of state election law, the Republican Party demanded a detailed plan for tracking ballots, arguing the error created risks of double voting and confusion.
- Wisconsin Elections Commission Chairwoman Ann Jacobs dismissed fraud concerns, calling the incident "ordinary human error," while administrator Meagan Wolfe confirmed the voting system automatically rejects duplicate ballots.
- Similar errors occurred in Madison during the 2024 election, where the clerk sent over 2,200 duplicate ballots, prompting ongoing scrutiny of municipal absentee ballot procedures across Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin GOP files complaint against Green Bay clerk after more than 150 people received 2 ballots
The city sent letters to voters who may have received two ballots telling them only to vote on one ballot. The post Wisconsin GOP files complaint against Green Bay clerk after more than 150 people received 2 ballots appeared first on WPR.
·Madison, United States
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MADISON, Wis. — The Republican Party of Wisconsin, in conjunction with a qualified elector from Green Bay, filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Elections Commission against City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys. The complaint alleges that Clerk Jeffreys’ office mailed more than one absentee...
·Madison, United States
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