Two years after the state Supreme Court ruled that many unsupervised drop boxes for absentee ballots are illegal, Wisconsin’s voters were told Friday that they can use them.
Two years after the state Supreme Court ruled that many unsupervised drop boxes for absentee ballots are illegal, Wisconsin’s voters were told Friday that they can use them again. The decision is a victory for Democrats who maintain that the boxes make voting more accessible, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports, and a defeat for Donald Trump and other Republicans who said—without citing evidence—that the boxes were enabling fraud.
