Two Milwaukee Ballots Struck
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City of Milwaukee loses two votes. Absentee vote from military member lacked witness signature. Another absentee vote lacked witness or voter signature. Both were processed on election day, now struck. Central count points city to specific ballots to remove.
— Jeramey Jannene (@compujeramey) November 22, 2020
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- Supervisor Martin Thanks Election Commission for Successfully Completing the Recount - Sup. Felesia Martin - Dec 2nd, 2020
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- AG Kaul Issues Statement on Completion of Partial Recount in Wisconsin - Josh Kaul - Nov 30th, 2020
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