The Wisconsin Elections Commission has complied with court orders and voted to tell the more than 1,800 local clerks who run elections in the battleground state that they can accept absentee ballots that are missing parts of a witness's address. The commission voted 5-1 Thursday, with Republican Commissioner Bob Spindell opposed, to adopt the new guidance for absentee ballot envelopes with a “missing” address, the Wisconsin State Journal reported. Under previous guidance, clerks were required to reach out to voters to correct absentee ballot envelopes that had “incomplete or insufficient” witness address information before those ballots could be accepted.
In battleground Wisconsin, election clerks must now accept absentee ballots with partial addresses
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In battleground Wisconsin, election clerks must now accept absentee ballots with partial addresses
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Wisconsin Elections Commission votes to allow clerks to accept partial addresses on absentee ballots
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