Wednesday, November 23, 2022

Wisconsin Library Association champion and GOP Secretary of State candidate Amy Loudenbeck, who never talked about protecting voting rights, concedes race

 
Thank you voters for seeing the strings on this Robin Vos puppet.

Dictionary definitionMerriam-Webster

That's because Speaker Vos hadn't yet told her what those changes would be.
During her campaign, Loudenbeck didn't specify what changes she would make to the office, saying those issues should be determined by the Legislature, but she supported consolidating oversight duties in the secretary of state's office. She also contended that election laws were not uniformly enforced during the 2020 election.  [emphasis added]

Related reading:
American Progress, 11/22/2022
Many of the most restrictive voting efforts were halted by governors who vetoed restrictive legislation and pushed back against the tide of attacks on voting rights in states such as Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. If not for the veto power of governors in these battleground states, the restrictions on voting—and the subsequent weakening of the democratic process—would have been more severe and widespread.


Original 10/23/2022 post, "Wisconsin Library Association champion and GOP Secretary of State candidate Amy Loudenbeck mum on protecting the rights of voters", starts here.

Headline:  Wisconsin State Journal, 9/2/2022



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