BREAKING: Lawsuit Filed in Wisconsin to Remove Any Potential Non-US Citizens in WisVote Database Before November 5th Presidential Election | The Gateway Pundit

A brave and courageous Wisconsin election integrity supporter recently filed a lawsuit, with the assistance of two outstanding election integrity attorneys, in Waukesha County Circuit Court against the Wisconsin Election Commission, Elections Administrator Meagan Wolfe and the Department of Motor Vehicle Director Craig Thompson asking for a Writ of Mandamus and Declaratory Judgement from the Circuit Court Judge in Waukesha County ordering WEC, Administrator Wolfe and Administrator Thompson to immediately follow the law by removing any non-US citizens with a Wisconsin Driver’s License and or Photo ID in the WisVote database (click here – New Request – BadgerVoters.Web (wi.gov)) before the November 5th Presidential Elections (click here – 240904Lawsuit.pdf (wispolitics.com)).

A Public Hearing Status Conference regarding this Case will be held on Monday, September 23rd, 9:00 A.M., Waukesha County Courthouse, 515 W. Moreland Boulevard, Waukesha, in front of the Honorable Michael Maxwell, Branch 8 (click here – 2024CV001353 Case Details in Waukesha County (wicourts.gov)).  The public is invited and encouraged to attend the Hearing in what could be a very pivotal turning point for the 2024 Presidential Election in Wisconsin.

The usual progressive democrat organizations are challenging this lawsuit to apparently do everything they can to make sure non-US citizens participate in the November 5th Presidential Election in Wisconsin (click here – Democrats Motion to Dismiss Non-US Citizens to Vote.pdf).

• Wisconsin has a photo ID requirement to be issued a ballot on election day.
• Wisconsin poll workers cannot ask anyone if they are a “US citizen” when voting.  Poll workers can only look at the photo ID to see if it somewhat matches the individual asking for a ballot.
• Title III of the Help America Vote Act requires State Agencies to share this information to be made available to Clerks across Wisconsin (click here – HAVA 66 Pages.pdf).
• The State Agreement between the Wisconsin Elections Commission and the Department of Motor Vehicles requires this information to be shared to protect Clerks and all Wisconsin electors (click here – WEC DMV Agreement.pdf).
• Many Wisconsin State Statutes require this information to be shared to protect Clerks and all Wisconsin electors.
• The Governor’s Office agrees this information must be shared between the Wisconsin Elections Commission and the Department of Motor Vehicles.

At some point, enough is enough, and that is why brave and courageous election integrity citizens and attorneys finally have to take matters into their own hands when it appears that State Agencies and elected officials are lackadaisical when it comes to protecting Clerks and electors to administer elections with integrity by removing any possible non-US citizens in WisVote for the upcoming Presidential Election in Wisconsin on November 5th.