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Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of election
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – To arrange voters for the upcoming election, The Wisconsin Division of Motor Automobiles (DMV) will lengthen its hours subsequent week.
DMV buyer companies facilities which are open on Monday (Nov. 7) and Tuesday (Nov. 8) will stay open till 6 p.m. The prolonged hours intention to offer these needing a photograph ID extra time to go to a DMV.
The DMV reminds Wisconsin voters that there is no such thing as a separate “voter ID,” and most voters have already got some type of ID to indicate on the polls, together with a Wisconsin driver license or ID.
Anybody with out the required identification to vote can get an ID from the DMV for gratis. Voters who want their first Wisconsin ID ought to start on the DMV’s web site.
Required paperwork, together with a delivery certificates, proof of id and Wisconsin residency, have to be dropped at the DMV when acquiring an official Wisconsin ID card. Voters who don’t have the required documentation can use the ID Petition Course of (IDPP) to acquire a receipt legitimate for voting whereas the remaining paperwork are obtained. IDPP is freed from cost.
The DMV encourages voters who don’t have an ID to start out the method now. Anybody with questions can name the DMV’s toll-free voter ID hotline at (844) 588-1069. The Wisconsin Elections Fee’s web site has info concerning voter eligibility, ballot places and voter registration info.
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Southeast Wisconsin weather: Hit or miss showers and storms Monday
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There will be more hit or miss isolated to scattered showers and storms today. Our weather pattern stays the same today with higher humidity levels and highs in the low 80s. Any showers or storms the develop will die down this evening as we lose daytime heating past sunset.
Tuesday is looking mainly dry as clouds increase turning mostly cloudy. The leftovers of Beryl will start to move north as the low-pressure center is expected to track across southern Illinois in central Indiana on Wednesday.
Some models bring rain as far north as the state line on Wednesday with cloudy skies. Heavier rainfall will be likely south of Chicago.
Behind what is left of Beryl will be a warming trend heading into the weekend. Things will heat up with highs near 90 by Sunday. With high humidity levels heat index values will climb well into the 90s.
MONDAY: Hit Or Miss Showers/StormsHigh: 82
Wind: SW 10 mph
TONIGHT: Evening Storm Chance Ends, Mostly Cloudy
Low: 66
Wind: W 5 mph
TUESDAY: Mostly Cloudy
High: 80
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Chance Rain, Beryl Passes South
High: 76
THURSDAY: Mostly Sunny, Isolated Storm Chance
High: 80
FRIDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 83
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Wisconsin State Patrol to increase presence for annual campaign
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Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstates ballot drop boxes for the 2024 US elections
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on Friday to reinstate the use of secure ballot drop boxes for the 2024 US elections, reversing a prior ruling from 2022 by the court’s then-conservative majority that had banned this method for returning absentee ballots.
The appellants argued that the state Supreme Court wrongly decided a 2022 case that state law mandated that absentee ballots must be returned either by mail or in person directly to municipal clerks, thus eliminating the option for drop box returns across the state. There is nothing in Wisconsin state law that “prevents municipal clerks from agreeing to accept ballots at locations other than their own offices, including via secure ballot drop boxes placed elsewhere.”
Friday’s majority opinion, in a 4-3 decision, agreed with the appellants and held that the 2022 decision “was unsound in principle” and that Wisconsin law “allows the use of ballot drop boxes.” Delivering an absentee ballot in a drop box “constitutes delivery ‘to the municipal clerk’” within the meaning of state law, because these drop boxes are “set up, maintained, secured, and emptied by the municipal clerk.”
The conservative justices on the court criticized the decision, viewing it as a move by liberals to push a political agenda. In her dissent for the three conservative justices, Justice Rebecca Bradley drew a parallel between the recent decision and the court’s December 2023 ruling that overturned the state’s legislative maps saying, “The majority ends the term by loosening the legislature’s regulations governing the privilege of absentee voting in the hopes of tipping the scales in future elections.”
Wisconsin governor Tony Evers asked the court to reinstate the drop boxes, describing them as a “secure” method for delivering absentee ballots and fully protects “election integrity.” He praised Friday’s decision and promised to ensure the right for every eligible voter to cast their ballot safely and securely. Wisconsin state senator Chris Larson also said in a post on X that the ruling erased arbitrary limitations to exercising the right to vote.
Republican state legislators displayed mixed reactions to the decision. While some criticized it, others expressed their intention to concentrate on the upcoming elections. Senator Eric Wimberger directly criticized the opinion, but Representative Scott Krug, chair of the Assembly campaigns and elections committee, stated that complaining the decisions is not helpful and instead called upon his supporters to be an observer and work at the poll to provide oversight and accountability.
The court in 2022 granted an injunction against the use of absentee ballot drop boxes, contending that drop boxes for absentee ballots were not expressly authorized by the statute. The use of ballot box constituted an administrative rule that require the approval of the Wisconsin legislature.
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