DOCUMENTS: More than 50 pages detailing Racine County Sheriff's investigation into alleged nursing home voter fraud
More than 50 pages detailing Racine County Sheriff's investigation into alleged nursing home voter fraud have been released by the Racine County Sheriff's Office. Review them for yourself.
The Racine County Sheriff's Office's investigation into alleged election fraud in nursing homes has drawn international attention, despite its small scope so far.
Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling wants a statewide investigation into alleged election fraud in nursing homes. It's unclear if that will happen, but there certainly is statewide attention now.
The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities has issued a warning against the potential of restricting voting rights following allegations of election fraud and elder abuse in Racine County that the Sheriff's Office.
RACINE COUNTY — Sheriff Christopher Schmaling is recommending five members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, three appointed by Democrats and two by Republicans, be criminally charged for having waived the law requiring the use of Special Voting Deputies during elections in 2020, he announced in a Wednesday afternoon news release.
Republican Party leadership in Wisconsin is not backing Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling's recommendation that five of the state's six elections commissioners to be charged with election fraud and related criminal offense.
Wisconsin lawmakers are to hear testimony from the Racine County Sheriff's Office Wednesday regarding the RCSO's investigation into the Wisconsin Elections Commission and alleged election fraud at nursing homes.
MADISON — Leaders in the Racine County Sheriff’s Office are not mincing words about their discontent with state Attorney General Josh Kaul for not taking up their call to launch a statewide investigation into allegations of election fraud in the 2020 election.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, a Racine County Republican, sat down for an interview with WKOW's Capitol Bureau Chief A.J. Bayatpour.
Vos told Bayatpour "The elections commission doesn't have a right to waive law ... That's illegal. It doesn't matter if they have good intentions or not. They have to follow the law."
Bayatpour then asked, "Should the DA charge them in Racine County?"
Vos replied: "I think probably, but I'm not a district attorney. ... I certainly think anybody who breaks the law should pay the ultimate price to say I won't do it again."
Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling and Supervisor Nick Demske have publicly sparred before, although neither had outright called for the other to be removed from their respective elected office until Wednesday.
A third district attorney has declined to file charges against Wisconsin elections commissioners after Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling requested prosecution.
