EXCLUSIVE: DOJ Agents Want Kaul to Investigate Nursing Home Vote Fraud

By Dan O'Donnell

Nov 1, 2021

High-ranking agents in the Wisconsin Department of Justice's Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) want to launch a statewide probe of vote fraud in nursing homes, multiple sources tell "The Dan O'Donnell Show." Attorney General Josh Kaul has thus far refused, saying it is "not an issue of statewide concern."

"Without a doubt agents at DCI are more than willing to work election fraud investigations," said one source. "We already have agents working on elder abuse cases and I think you can make a good argument that this constitutes an abuse of the elderly."

Last week, the Racine County Sheriff's Office announced the results of a months-long probe into possible stolen votes at a nursing home in Mount Pleasant. Investigators said state law makes clear that the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) committed a felony by instructing nursing home staffers to assist (and in some cases vote for) residents.

It is unlawful for residents to serve as special voting deputies, who are poll workers authorized by city clerks to assist nursing home residents cast their ballots. Under state law, special voting deputies and residents' family members are the only people allowed to aid residents in voting at nursing homes.

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