A former Wisconsin state Supreme Court justice who is investigating the 2020 presidential election for state lawmakers is charging that at least two mayors whose cities took millions of "Zuckerbucks" before the election are hiding something.
Zuckerbucks are the $420 million that Meta, formerly Facebook, chief Mark Zuckerberg handed over to several organizations, which then distributed the millions to local elections officials.
The state's metro areas of Madison, Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha and Green Bay took in nearly $9 million in donations directly to their election coordinators and judges from money given by Zuckerberg to his Center for Tech and Civic Life, which handed out the cash.
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He said a legal action from the Wisconsin Elections Commission and a decision by Green Bay officials to "Lawyer up" tells him those who got CTCL money don't want questions answered.
Gableman also previously confirmed that, "Some evidence has been produced previously that shows some election officials acted unilaterally in deciding not to follow established state law." Further, reports indicate there could end up being charges against election commissioners after a sheriff revealed that state officials illegally changed election procedures for care home residents.
Sheriff Christopher Schmaling of Racine County said election laws were not just broken, "But shattered by members of the Wisconsin Elections Commission." He pointed to one situation where a nursing home turned in a presidential election ballot for a resident who died a month before the election.
https://www.wnd.com/2021/12/former-judge-investigating-2020-election-calls-mayors-coverup/
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