The Wisconsin Senate has decided to perform an investigation into the 2020 Election. This action appears in response to the state auditor’s report released last week.
The Wisconsin auditor released a report last week of its audit of the 2020 Election. As expected this audit report was weak because it sampled a minimum number of ballots and the audit team lacked the technical expertise to perform a robust audit.
We did learn from the state auditors report that 60,000 individuals registered to vote whose personally identifiable information did not match the same information on the same individuals from the motor vehicle department.
We also noted that 44,000 in Wisconsin voted that never provided proof of ID.
But these items will no doubt be ignored by Wisconsin Republican leaders who, like others in swing states, didn't want to see President Trump reelected. They did all they could to ignore the fraud in their states.
Now the Wisconsin Senate is wanting to save face. They announced today that they were going to initiate an audit of the 2020 Election.
Wisconsin Republicans plan to launch another investigation of the 2020 election.
Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu announced Monday that GOP leaders will authorize the Senate elections committee to probe election administration in the wake of findings legislative auditors released Friday.
The NWO Report shares:
Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu says probe prompted by audit bureau probe finding numerous failures in the election.
There will be more questions from lawmakers in Madison as to just what happened before and during last year’s election.
Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu on Monday announced that the State Senate is launching its own investigation into the 2020 election.
“The audit released on [Friday] paints a grim picture of the Wisconsin Election Commission and their careless administration of election law in Wisconsin,” LeMahieu said in a statement. “The audit shows numerous failures within WEC which undermined the free, fair, and transparent elections Wisconsinites deserve.”
That audit found numerous problems with voter roll accuracy, absentee voting, the use of drop boxes, and raised questions about the role of outside groups like the Mark Zuckerberg-funded Center for Tech and Civic Life.
Sen. Howard Marklein (R-Spring Green) said his Joint Audit Committee will hold hearings and lead an investigation.
There's no indication that any members of the Senate and only a couple in the House want to really get to the bottom of the 2020 Election. These politicians must have been fine with Hillary Clinton not handing over her emails to the DOJ in 2016. The problem is that the entire country saw that on Election Night 140,000 ballots dropped for Joe Biden which were needed for Joe Biden to overcome President Trump's lead in the state.
