Rebecca Bradley–criticize two actions by the Wisconsin Elections Commission. The first is its encouragement to local election officials to fill in missing witness address information. The other was Madison’s “Democracy in the Park” events, in which voters could fill out absentee ballots, have them witnessed, and deposit them in drop boxes.
All three are disdainful of the commission’s advice, calling it “erroneous” and claiming that “many irregularities were grounded in Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) advice on voting process.” But in the end, the difference between the dissenters and the WEC come down to a difference in philosophies whether the primary aim should be to find reasons to reject ballots or to assure that every qualified voter has their vote counted.