Outgoing Wisconsin state Sen. Patty Schachtner, a full-time county medical examiner, earlier this year claimed to be "Indefinitely confined," receiving the special status accorded under state election law.
An official from the St. Croix Register of Deeds office told Empower Wisconsin that Schachtner has signed the county's death certificates over the past several months - since she applied for indefinitely confined status in June.
If the state senator was in the field performing death investigations, she certainly was not "Indefinitely confined" under the meaning and intent of state statute.
In another assertion that appears to conflict with Schachtner's Facebook posts, the Times article claimed the candidate "Did not hold campaign events or knock on doors, worried that it was not a safe practice." The reporter added, "Her Republican opponent won easily," as if to suggest that if it wasn't for that darn COVID One of the more concerning allegations of election fraud raised before and after Nov. 3 involves the liberal - in every sense of the word - use of indefinitely confined status.
Clerks in liberal bastions Dane and Milwaukee counties in March advised anyone could use the threat of COVID-19 as a reason for being indefinitely confined.
The MacIver Institute found that the number of indefinitely confined voters rose by a staggering 238 percent this year, and many were not actually confined to their homes.
Schachtner clearly didn't fit into the "Indefinitely confined" parameters under state law.
Monday, December 21, 2020
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