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A judge in Wisconsin has rejected a demand by the leftists in the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin to be allowed to vote by mail, and then vote again by appearing and voting on Election Day.
A commentary at RedState ripped into the people who demanded the court give them that very permission.
“Now, we have Democrats pushing to flood our system with as many hard-to-track mail-in ballots as possible, seeking to do away with voter IDs, advocating for non-citizens to potentially vote in elections, hiding their dirty voter rolls, and then claiming it’s perfectly normal for people to cast a mail-in ballot and show up to ‘vote’ again on Election Day. Are these people out of their ever-loving minds? Let me spare you the suspense: Yes, yes they are.”
BREAKING: A WISCONSIN COURT JUST REJECTED A PUSH TO LET VOTERS CAST A SECOND BALLOT AFTER ALREADY RETURNING THEIR ABSENTEE BALLOT!
The court denied the request for temporary relief in a lawsuit brought by the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin. The RNC was involved in the broader legal fight, and Republicans welcomed the decision.
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— The Golden Age (@QAceofTruth) October 9, 2026
A report at WisPolitics revealed the LWV had sued the Wisconsin Elections Commission demanding the court block enforcement of state rules that say “an elector who mails or personally delivers an absentee ballot to the municipal clerk is not permitted to vote in person at the same election on Election Day.”
The League wanted voters who mailed their ballots to be allowed to vote on Election Day … just in case the mail service didn’t deliver their ballots on time.
The judge in Dane County refused to suspend election rules for that.
Rep. Calvin Callahan, a Republican in the Wisconsin Assembly, had intervened in the case in opposition to the double-voting plan.
“I got into this case to defend the law the Legislature wrote,” Callahan said. “If you mail your absentee ballot back to your clerk, you do not get another vote at the polls. The League of Women Voters asked a Dane County judge to suspend guidance that simply reiterated that law weeks before a statewide election. The court said no. One person, one ballot. That is a foundation of our election system, and it should not be rewritten in the middle of an election through a court action.”
The League had insisted the judge give them a temporary injunction allowing their plan to move forward. The fight still remains in the court, but the injunction demand was rejected, meaning double-voting likely is not being allowed in this election.
A commentary at RedState called the idea a “ridiculous scheme to make America’s election system more convoluted than an AOC lecture on quantum computing has run into a major roadblock.”
It said, “No, Democrats, you cannot cast a mail-in ballot and then vote again on Election Day.”
It cited the requirement in Wisconsin that mail ballots must arrive by 8 p.m. on November 3 to be counted. There is no grace period for mail delays. The plaintiffs wanted to be allowed to cast a “provisional” ballot on Election Day, just in case their mail-in ballot didn’t arrive.
The League of Women Voters claimed that the present rules bar Wisconsinites “from exercising their right to vote.”
RedState said, “The solution to all of this madness is simple: Show up on Election Day, bring your voter ID, cast one vote, and go on your merry way.”
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