Wisconsin‘s Election Rule Controversy: Balancing Official Helpers and Outside Assistance
State Sen. Eric Wimberger‘s New Election Rule Sparks Debate on Election Job Eligibility and Consequences
According to WEAU 13 News, Wisconsin made a new election rule about who can do election jobs causing a big argument. They wanted only certain Americans to do these jobs but now it’s not clear who can help. The person who made the election rule State Sen. Eric Wimberger said groups that help voters should become official helpers. But others like the lawyer in Madison, Michael Haas worry because lots of outside helpers like printing companies are needed for elections.
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Election Rule Chaos in Wisconsin: Voters and Helpers Left Confused and Concerned! (PHOTO: Bolts)
Uncertainty Looms over Wisconsin Election Rules: Broad Language Leaves Helpers in Limbo and Urgent Clarification Delayed
The problem is the election rule’s language is too broad so nobody knows exactly what it means. Haas is worried because some helpers like printing companies might not live where they need to. They thought about doing everything themselves but Haas says that won’t work. Because Wisconsin‘s lawmakers won’t meet again until next year and it’s hard to fix the problem. The Elections Commission will talk about the election rule but any changes will have to wait until they finish counting the votes. So for now nobody is sure what’s going to happen next.
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