The Wisconsin Supreme Court will reconsider a 2022 ruling that pared back the use of ballot drop boxes, a case that comes during a pivotal election year.
Supreme Court will reconsider a pivotal 2022 ruling that dramatically pared back the use of ballot drop boxes, a case that comes in the crucial swing state during an
The state’s high court is set to start oral arguments in the case Monday. The court now has a 4-3 liberal majority, meaning that there is the potential for the 2022 ruling — when the court had a 4-3 conservative majority — to be overturned ahead of the November election. The decision will be closely watched given the stakes of the coming
Democrats have been pushing hard to overturn the 2022 ruling, which limited the use of absentee ballot drop boxes solely to the offices of election clerks. Former President Donald Trump has falsely claimed that the widespread use of ballot drop boxes in 2020 led to voter fraud.“I’m not hostile to looking at things differently,” Schimming said, “but we’re six months away” from the election, and “we have a Supreme Court who feels as though they’re the second Legislature.
But Jay Heck, the executive director of Common Cause Wisconsin, said that more drop boxes would make voting accessible for more people in the Badger State. “Despite worries and claims by election deniers and conspiracy theorists, drop boxes were not used for any nefarious purpose like they’ve claimed,” he said.Trump won Wisconsin by less than 1%, or about 23,000 votes, back in 2016, while President Joe Biden won the state by an even more narrow margin of just over 20,000 votes in 2020.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court to revisit ruling that banned most ballot drop boxesAdam Edelman is a political reporter for NBC News.
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