Wisconsin judge defies Democratic attorney general with last-minute voting rule change

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Wisconsin election officials will now be required to provide disabled Wisconsin voters, who legally cannot vote independently, an absentee ballot via email.

Dane County Circuit Court Judge Everett Mitchell ordered last week that voters with disabilities such as blindness or other physical disabilities that impair one’s dexterity are entitled to vote electronically. Voters will still need to turn in the ballots by mail or deliver it to a local clerk’s office because they cannot submit their ballot via email.

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