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A Tale of Two Elections

Green Bay city attorney investigation finds no outside interference with November election, despite GOP legislators’ claims. //end headline wrapper ?>Green Bay absentee ballot boxes. Photo from city’s Facebook page. Green Bay’s city attorney conducted a thorough investigation of the city’s 2020 elections and released her conclusions this week in a 19-page memo that stands in stark contrast to Republican legislators’ charges. “Unfortunately, the election has been the center of extensive misinformation and unfounded allegations,” Green Bay City Attorney Vanessa R. Chavez wrote. “The purpose of this memorandum is to provide an overview of the various actions and activities of the City of Green Bay with respect to the 2020 Election season, as well as address the specific allegations which have been made casting doubt on the integrity of the election.”

City of Green Bay Receives Extension to File Response to Elections Complaint

By Casey Nelson Apr 27, 2021 3:28 PM GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – The City of Green Bay has been granted an extra month to respond to a complaint filed with the Wisconsin Elections Commission about how the city conducted the November 2020 election. Green Bay will now have until May 25th to respond to the complaint filed earlier this month by five city residents, including the chairperson of the Republican Party of Brown County. Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich, current City Clerk Celestine Jeffries – who was Genrich’s chief of staff during the election, former City Clerk Kris Teske, and Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe are the respondents to the complaint.

A tale of two elections - Wisconsin Examiner

A tale of two elections - Wisconsin Examiner
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Green Bay s City Attorney Accidentally Incriminates the City of Green Bay

April 23, 2021 Perspective by Dan O’Donnell The City of Green Bay handled the November election perfectly.  Says who? Why, the City of Green Bay, of course.  City Attorney Vanessa Chavez’s newly released report was intended to absolve Mayor Eric Genrich and his staff of any blame, but it made several key admissions that underscore just how corrupt the city’s mishandling really was. “No allegations of fraud have been made with respect to the City’s conduct of the November 3, 2020 election,” Chavez concluded, “and no issues affecting the integrity of the election have been found.” Here’s a big issue, though: Wisconsin Statute § 7.15(1) requires that “each municipal clerk has charge and supervision of elections and registration in the municipality,” and Chavez’s own report concedes that this wasn’t the case in Green Bay last November.

Green Bay Clears Itself of Election Crimes, Legislature s Investigation Continues

Green Bay Clears Itself of Election Crimes, Legislature s Investigation Continues
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