Wisconsin Faces Lawsuit Over Absentee Voting Rights for Disabled

A group of disabled voters in Wisconsin has filed a lawsuit demanding electronic absentee ballots, citing discrimination under current laws.

Disabled voters in Wisconsin are suing for the right to cast absentee ballots electronically, arguing the current system discriminates against them.
The lawsuit, involving Disability Rights Wisconsin and the League of Women Voters, claims violations of the ADA and the Rehabilitation Act.
Plaintiffs argue that the lack of electronic absentee ballots forces them to rely on others, compromising their ability to vote privately.
The case highlights ongoing issues with absentee voting regulations in Wisconsin, a state known for tight election results.
A ruling in favor of the plaintiffs could significantly alter voting accessibility ahead of the upcoming presidential elections.