Well, if you didn’t think the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election was important, yesterday’s ruling from that court should change your mind!
Although the attached Ken Brown vs Wisconsin Election commission (WEC) case was not our case, the WI Supreme Court ruling on this WILL case severely limits WVA or anyone else’s options to litigate against election officials using the defines of Wisconsin Statue 5.06. This is the statute we have used in the past in our cases when WEC has not or will not respond to our complaints.
Basically, in this decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court reacts to our Wisconsin Statutes section 5.06 administrative complaint SLAG (strategic litigation against government) strategy by narrowing the meaning of the statutory word “aggrieved” to create additional “standing” requirements.
This is really outrageous. But it shows that when we put up a fight, the other side is responding. When we don’t put up a fight, we just lose. I’m sure glad that we got the April 2024 constitutional amendment passed in Wisconsin to ban Zuckerbucks. But, without a doubt, the path to election integrity has become more difficult in Wisconsin because of yesterday’s Wisconsin Supreme Court decision. This Court continues to show their political bias.
Changing the balance of the WI Supreme Court provides the environment for critical election integrity changes currently this biased court employs lawfare on every ruling they make.