During a press conference Thursday, the Racine County Sheriff's Department alleged that the Wisconsin Election Commission committed felony election fraud during the 2020 election.
Racine County Sheriff Christopher Schmaling and Sgt. Michael Luell presented evidence showing eight cases of election fraud at a Mount Pleasant nursing home, which included false claims that residents were "Indefinitely incapacitated" in order to vote by absentee ballot, and an unlawful rule that directed staffers to fill out ballots for residents, rather than "Special Voting Deputies."
Wow! The Wisconsin Election Commission ordered ALL nursing homes in the state to break the law.
The stunning allegations first surfaced during a legislative hearing on election fraud last December, when a witness shared whistleblower accounts about how WEC employees stole votes from elderly, incapacitated patients in assisted living facilities and nursing homes.
According to Wisconsin Statute 12.13(2)(b)(7), "No election official mayin the course of the person's official duties or on account of the person's official position, intentionally violate or intentionally cause any other person to violate" any election law.
Sheriff Schmaling said that he suspects that the election fraud in the 2020 election was more widespread, but that Luell's investigation dealt only with the Ridgewood facility.
"We have a Wisconsin Election Commission that failed to follow the law," he added.
Friday, October 29, 2021
Wisconsin Sheriff's Office Presents Evidence Showing Election Board Committed Felony Election Fraud in 2020
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