Wisconsin Supreme Court says swing state’s embattled elections chief can remain in post
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Meagan Wolfe can stay as the state's elections chief despite not being reappointed by the Senate, as there was no vacancy in her position.
- Republican lawmakers attempted to remove Wolfe after the 2020 presidential election, but the court upheld a lower ruling in her favor.
- The court stated that the Wisconsin Elections Commission is not obligated to appoint a new administrator while Wolfe serves as a holdover.
- Attorney General Josh Kaul welcomed the decision, stating that it resolved unnecessary uncertainty regarding Wolfe's position.
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