Yes, Wisconsin Elections Commission Gave Unlawful Advice to Alter Ballots

Wisconsin Statute 6.87(6d) provides that "if a [ballot] certificate is missing the address of a witness, the ballot may not be counted."

The electornot a clerk, not a poll worker, or anyone elseis the only one authorized under Wisconsin law to correct any defect in the ballot, certificate, or ballot envelope. The WEC blatantly ignored this when it told clerks on October 19th that they should simply fill out the address themselves.

In other words, the Wisconsin Elections Commission has instructed clerks to break state law for two presidential elections, two U.S. Senate elections, two State Supreme Court elections, and one gubernatorial election in the past four years.

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