Wisconsin Republicans raise questions about ‘edits’ to absentee ballot envelopes

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MADISON, Wisconsin — Republicans in Wisconsin are looking into edited absentee ballot envelopes as President Trump continues to contest the results of the election and alleged fraud.

One aspect of last week’s election that the GOP is raising questions about is how absentee ballot envelopes were edited by clerks. Wisconsin is a state that requires a witness to sign off on every absentee ballot, along with providing their address. The information is placed on the ballot envelopes that contain the absentee votes.

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