- “Curing” a ballot refers to officials filling in missing information on absentee ballots
- Sen. Steve Nass, R-Whitewater directed his staff this week to staff to look at any and all options after the Wisconsin Elections Commission said it will not abide by the legislature’s decision to stop telling local election clerks to “cure” ballots
- Sen. Nass said the Elections Commission was wrong in 2016, when ballots were “cured,” and is wrong today
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A disagreement over Wisconsin’s law on absentee ballots could be headed for court
