Wisconsin Voting Loophole Allows Thousands to Vote Without Photo ID
Report raises concerns over 144,000 'indefinitely confined' voters exploiting absentee ballot system.
- 'Indefinitely confined' voter rolls have surged 116% since 2016, despite efforts to clean them up.
- The status allows absentee voting without photo ID, initially expanded during COVID-19.
- 144,000 voters remain on the list, with the highest numbers in Democratic strongholds.
- Wisconsin Supreme Court previously ruled against broad use of this status due to COVID-19.
- Local clerks are required to remove ineligible voters but compliance is inconsistent.