Wisconsin Officials Implement Election Changes After Court Rulings

The video discusses recent changes in Wisconsin's voting process, including the elimination of drop boxes and stricter rules for absentee ballot submission. It highlights the impact of these changes on voters, causing confusion and panic. The video also covers new regulations on ballot curing, emphasizing the importance of complete witness information. Voters are advised to check local voting rules and consider alternative ways to submit ballots to ensure timely delivery.

What has been a major source of confusion for Wisconsin voters this year?

• The introduction of new voting machines

• Changes in voting locations

• Court rulings affecting voting procedures

• Extended voting hours

What is the only legal way to return absentee ballots in Wisconsin after the ban on drop boxes?

• By fax

• Through email

• Using a third-party delivery service

• Via mail or direct handover to local clerk

Who is allowed to have someone else submit their ballot on their behalf?

• First-time voters

• Senior citizens

• People with a disability

• Out-of-state residents

What must be included on the envelope of a Wisconsin mail-in ballot?

• A photograph of the voter

• A voter ID number

• A witness signature and address

• A barcode

What advice is given to ensure absentee ballots are returned on time?

• Wait until election day to submit

• Mail them on the last day

• Use a courier service

• Find an alternative way if mailing after the advised date