STATE OF WISCONSIN

SUPREME COURT

DONALD J. TRUMP et. al.,

Petitioners,

v. Case No. 20 AP 1971-OA

ANTHONY S. EVERS, et. al.,

Respondents.

DANE COUNTY’S RESPONSE TO PETITION FOR ORIGINAL

ACTION ON BEHALF OF SCOTT MCDONELL, DANE COUNTY
CLERK; ALAN A. ARNSTEN & JOYCE WALDROP, MEMBERS
OF THE DANE COUNTY BOARD OF CANVASSERS AND
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David R. Gault, State Bar No. 1016374

Assistant Corporation Counsel
Office of the Dane County Corporation Counsel
210 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Room 419
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
(608) 266-4355

Attorney for Dane County Respondents

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Description Page

TABLE OF CONTENTS ......................................................... i

INTRODUCTION ................................................................... 1

ARGUMENT .......................................................................... 1

I. FAILURE TO EXHAUST THE

EXCLUSIVE JUDICIAL REMEDY................ 2

II. PETITIONERS CLAIM THAT ALL

INDEFINITELY CONFINED ABSENTEE
BALLOTS CAST IN DANE AND
MILWAUKEE COUNTIES AFTER
MARCH 25, 2020 WERE ISSUED IN
VIOLATION OF THE LAW AND
SHOULD BE EXCLUDED IS AN
INCORRECT CONCLUSION OF LAW
AND TOTALLY UNSUPPORTED
BY FACTS ........................................................ 3

III. THE CITY OF MADISON’S

“DEMOCRACY IN THE PARK”
PROGRAM VIOLATED NO
STATE LAWS .................................................. 8

CONCLUSION ..................................................................... 11

TABLE OF CONTENTS – APPENDIX .............................. 12

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 INTRODUCTION

The court should deny this Petition for Original Action

because the Petitioners have failed to exhaust their exclusive

judicial remedy as required by Wis. Stat. §9.01(6)(a) & (11).

Additionally the court should deny the Petition because the

Petitioners have failed to state a claim for relief. The entire

Petition is based upon speculation and innuendo without a

recitation of a single fact. For instance they can’t identify a

single voter who improperly claimed indefinitely confined

status, yet they want the court to disenfranchise over 28,000

voters. They claim the Democracy in the Park program

violated state law, yet they cannot identify a single statute that

prohibited the program. This case is frivolous and should be

dismissed now.

ARGUMENT

I. FAILURE TO EXHAUST THE EXCLUSIVE

JUDICIAL REMEDY.

The Petitioners have improperly attempted to invoke

this court’s original jurisdiction. Wis. Stat. § 9.01(6)(a) states

that within 5 days after completion of the recount

determination by the Wisconsin Election Commission

chairperson, any candidate or elector aggrieved by the recount

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may appeal to the circuit court. Wis. Stat. § 9.01(11) then

expressly states “This section constitutes the exclusive judicial

remedy for testing the right to hold elective office as the result

of an alleged irregularity, defect or mistake committed during

the voting or canvassing process.”

The vote for president and vice president in Wisconsin

is a vote for the right to hold office as electors of the nominees.

Wis. Stat. §§ 8.18(2) and 8.25(1). Therefore, Wis. Stat.

§ 9.01(a) et. seq. is the exclusive judicial remedy.

The Court of Appeals has held in Carlson v. Oconto

County Bd. of Cavassers, 2001 WI App 20, ¶ 7, 240 Wis. 2d

438, that the procedures in Wis. Stat. § 9.01 is “the exclusive

remedy for any claimed election fraud or irregularity.” See

also, Vance v. Town of Cleveland Board of Canvassers, 2016

WL 8542882. The legislature has provided an exclusive

judicial remedy. This action should be dismissed for failure to

exhaust that remedy.

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II. THE PETITIONERS CLAIM THAT ALL
INDEFINITELY CONFINED ABSENTEE
BALLOTS CAST IN DANE AND MILWAUKEE
COUNTIES AFTER MARCH 25, 2020 WERE
ISSUED IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW AND
SHOULD BE EXCLUDED IS AN INCORRECT
CONCLUSION OF LAW AND TOTALLY
UNSUPPORTED BY ANY FACTS.

Without reliance on a single fact, the Petitioners allege

that “all Indefinitely Confined Ballots issued to those claiming

that status after March 25, 2020, without the required photo

identification, were issued in violation of law and must be

excluded from any certified results of the Election.” (Petition

Para. 56) They further assert without reference any facts or

evidence that such people “were necessarily suspect.” (Petition

Paras. 23 & 46) They then disparage municipal clerks and

claim that they should have expunged all of these voters from

the indefinitely confined rolls because the clerks had “reliable

information that [the] elector no longer qualifies for the

service.” (Petition Para. 24) These frivolous claims should be

summarily rejected as unsupported by any credible facts or

law.

The indefinitely confined provision has been on the

books for over 35 years and the legislature has not amended it,

although they have amended most of the other election laws

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regarding voter ID. It has served Wisconsin voters well

without challenge from any candidate or party until this year.

Wis. Stat. § 6.86(2)(a) states:

An elector who is indefinitely confined because

of age, physical illness or infirmity or is disabled
for an indefinite period may by signing a
statement to that effect require that an absentee
ballot be sent to the elector automatically for
every election. The application form and
instructions shall be prescribed by the
commission, and furnished upon request to the
elector by each municipality. The envelope
containing the absentee ballot shall be clearly
marked as not forwardable. If any elector is no
longer indefinitely confined, the elector shall so
notify the municipal clerk.

Indefinitely confined status is an expressly recognized

exception to the voter ID requirement. Wis. Stat. § 6.87(4)(b)2

provides that an indefinitely confined voter “may, in lieu of

providing proof of identification, submit with his or her

absentee ballot a statement signed by the same individual who

witnesses voting of the ballot which contains the name and

address of the elector and verifies that the name and address

are correct.”

The Wisconsin Election Commission has statutory

authority for administering Wisconsin’s election laws. Wis.

Stat. § 5.05(1). In furtherance of those duties the Commission

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provides guidance to local election officials. Prior to the

Spring 2020 election the WEC issued guidance on March 23,

2020 to Wisconsin County Clerks, Wisconsin Municipal

Clerks, City of Milwaukee Election Commission and

Milwaukee County Election Commission entitled “COVID-19

FAQs and Updates: Online Voter Registration, Absentee

Voting, Envelopes, Sanitizer and Poll Worker Recruitment.”

That guidance specifically addressed “Indefinitely Confined

Absentee Applications” that stated:

WEC staff has received numerous questions

from clerks about the increase in voters
requesting absentee ballots as indefinitely
confined. Wisconsin Statutes provide the option
for a voter to self-certify whether they meet the
definition of indefinitely confined. The statutory
definition of "age, illness, infirmity or disability"
does not require any voter to meet a threshold for
qualification and indefinitely confined status
need not be permanent. A voter with a broken
leg or one recovering from surgery may be
temporarily indefinitely confined and may use
that status when voting during that period of
time.

We understand the concern over the use of

indefinitely confined status and do not condone
abuse of that option as it is an invaluable
accommodation for many voters in Wisconsin.
During the current public health crisis, many
voters of a certain age or in at-risk populations
may meet that standard of indefinitely confined
until the crisis abates. We have told clerks if they
do not believe a voter understood the declaration
they made when requesting an absentee ballot,

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 they can contact the voter for confirmation of
their status. They should do so using appropriate
discretion as voters are still entitled to privacy
concerning their medical and disability status.
Any request for confirmation of indefinitely
confined status should not be accusatory in
nature.

There may be a need to do some review of the

absentee voting rolls after this election to
confirm voters who met the definition of
indefinitely confined during the public health
crisis would like to continue that status. WEC
staff has already discussed this possibility and
may be able to provide resources to assist clerks
with these efforts.
(App. pp. 1-5)

On March 29, 2020 WEC issued further guidance:

1. Designation of indefinitely confined status is

for each individual voter to make based upon
their current circumstance. It does not
require permanent or total inability to travel
outside of the residence. The designation is
appropriate for electors who are indefinitely
confined because of age, physical illness or
infirmity or are disabled for an indefinite
period.

2. Indefinitely confined status shall not be used

by electors simply as a means to avoid the
photo ID requirement without regard to
whether they are indefinitely confined
because of age, physical illness, infirmity or
disability.
(App. pp. 6-8)

In an Order entered March 31, 2020 in Jefferson v. Dane

County, the court held that the above quoted WEC guidance

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“provides the clarification on the purpose and proper use of the

indefinitely confined status that is required at this time.”

Whether a person is definitely confined for purposes of

Wis. Stat. § 6.86(2)(a) is a decision made by the individual

voter based on their current circumstances. The Petitioners

preposterously claim that 28,395 indefinitely confined

absentee ballots in Dane and Milwaukee County should not be

counted based solely on their unsubstantiated allegations that

all of these people fraudulently voted. They base this

conclusion on the fact that there was a substantial increase in

the number of people claiming indefinitely confined status.

Yet they ignore the fact that this election was conducted in the

midst of an international pandemic that has killed thousands in

this state and hundreds of thousands nationwide. They also

conveniently focus on the increase in Dane and Milwaukee

County without recognition that the numbers of indefinitely

confined voters increase exponentially statewide, from 56,978

in 2016 to 215,713 in 2020. (App. pp. 9-14) The simple fact is

voter didn’t want to die or cause the death of a loved one to

vote.

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 The Petitioners’ claims regarding indefinitely confined

absentee voters is unsupported by any evidence and should be

dismissed.

III. THE CITY OF MADISON’S “DEMOCRACY IN

THE PARK” PROGRAM VIOLATED NO STATE
LAWS.

In the face of a global pandemic, an unprecedented

volume of mail-in absentee ballot requests, and a struggling

postal system, Wisconsin municipalities have sought creative

solutions to ensure that all eligible citizens who want to vote

have meaningful opportunities to do so. In response to requests

from local voters for options to return their absentee ballots in

person the City of Madison (“City”) announced in late August

that it would hold an event called “Democracy in the Park” on

September 26 and October 3, where voters could submit

absentee ballots to poll workers, throughout the City’s 206

parks. A total of 17,271 absentee ballots were collected at the

Democracy in the Park events. (App. pp. 15-17)

The Democracy in the Park Program was conducted in

complete compliance with Wisconsin’s voting laws. Sworn

election inspectors were deployed after being trained.

Inspectors did not distribute absentee ballots and did not accept

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absentee ballot applications. The elections inspectors collected

completed, sealed and properly witnessed absentee ballots.

After the absentee ballots were collected, they were transported

to the City Clerk’s office and securely stored with all absentee

ballots received by mail. Strict chain of custody was

maintained at all times. (App. 15-17)

On September 26, 2020, Madison City Attorney

Michael Haas spoke with WEC Administrator Megan Wolfe

and WEC Chair Ann Jacobs. They confirmed that there was

no prohibition to the Democracy in the Park Program so long

as the following guidelines were followed:

a. No absentee ballot applications were accepted;

b. No absentee ballots were distributed;
c. Sworn City of Madison elections inspectors
could collect sealed, properly witnessed absentee
ballots;
d. City of Madison elections inspectors could serve
as witnesses for absentee electors, so long as an
elector brought an unsealed, blank ballot with
them that the elector had received by mail;
e. Strict chain of custody over all ballots collected
would be maintained by elections inspectors or
City of Madison employees and once collected
in the parks, they would be transported to the
City Clerk’s office and securely stored along
with all absentee ballots returned by mail.
(App. pp. 18-24)

On Friday, September 25, 2020—nearly four weeks

after the City announced its Democracy in the Park event and

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less than 24 hours before the event was to begin—counsel for

Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and State Senate Majority

Leader Scott Fitzgerald, Attorney Misha Tseytlin, sent a letter

to City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl with the following subject

line: “The City of Madison’s ‘Democracy in the Park’

Campaign’s Illegal Collection of Absentee Ballots.” The

Letter alleged broadly, without citation or explanation, that the

City’s Democracy in the Park event was not compliant with

Wisconsin law such that “there is a grave risk that all ballots

you [the City] collect through this campaign will be challenged

in court and ultimately invalidated.” The Letter urged the City

to cancel the events “in order to avoid the threat of invalidated

ballots and needless litigation.” The following morning, the

day of the September 26 Democracy in the Park event,

Madison City Attorney Michael Haas responded to the Letter,

explaining why absentee ballots returned at Democracy in the

Park would not be invalid solely because they were submitted

at that event. The City of Madison received no response from

Attorney Tseytlin or his clients, and no complaint was filed

with WEC. (App. 18-24)

The Petitioners’ claims that Democracy in the Park

violated Wis. Stat. § 6.855(1) is totally without merit. That

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statute applies to an alternative site for in-person absentee

voting where an elector “may request and vote absentee ballots

and to which voted absentee ballots shall be returned by

electors for any election.” Democracy in the Park provided

drop off sites for absentee ballots that had been requested and

received by mail.

The Petitioners can cite to no statute that prohibited

Democracy in the Park. It was simple a safe method of

dropping off absentee ballots received by mail. The Petitioners

claim has no merit and should be dismissed.

CONCLUSION

For the reasons set forth herein, the court should deny

all relief requested by the Petitioners. This case is not

appropriate for an original action with this court. Wis. Stat

§ 9.01(6)(a) and 11 provides the exclusive judicial remedy is

in the circuit court. None of the issues raised by the Petitioners

is supported by facts or the law.

Dated this 1st day of December, 2020.

Electronically signed by:

David R. Gault, SBN: 1016374
Assistant Corporation Counsel
210 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd., Suite 419
Madison, WI 53703

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS - APPENDIX

Wisconsin Election Commission’s Guidance

Memo Dated March 23, 2020 ......................... App. 1 – App. 5

Wisconsin Election Commission’s Guidance

Memo Dated March 29, 2020 ......................... App. 6 – App. 8

General Election Indefinitely Confined

Returned Ballots from 2016 .......................... App. 9 – App. 11

General Election Indefinitely Confined

Returned Ballots from 2020 ........................ App. 12 – App. 14

Affidavit of Maribeth Witzel-Behl

Dated November 23, 2020........................... App. 15 – App. 17

Affidavit of Michael Haas

Dated November 23, 2020........................... App. 18 – App. 24

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APP. 3
APP. 4
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APP. 6
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APP. 8
Election Name County Application Type Ballot Status Reason Ballot Count
2016 General Election ADAMS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 76
2016 General Election ASHLAND COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 148
2016 General Election BARRON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 198
2016 General Election BAYFIELD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 79
2016 General Election BROWN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 3048
2016 General Election BUFFALO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 52
2016 General Election BURNETT COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 67
2016 General Election CALUMET COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 213
2016 General Election CHIPPEWA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 523
2016 General Election CLARK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 140
2016 General Election COLUMBIA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 436
2016 General Election CRAWFORD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 88
2016 General Election DANE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 4569
2016 General Election DODGE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 625
2016 General Election DOOR COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 246
2016 General Election DOUGLAS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 639
2016 General Election DUNN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 231
2016 General Election EAU CLAIRE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1082
2016 General Election FLORENCE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 30
2016 General Election FOND DU LAC COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1021
2016 General Election FOREST COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 34
2016 General Election GRANT COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 387
2016 General Election GREEN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 273
2016 General Election GREEN LAKE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 163
2016 General Election IOWA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 187
2016 General Election IRON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 59
2016 General Election JACKSON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 52
2016 General Election JEFFERSON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 414
2016 General Election JUNEAU COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 131
2016 General Election KENOSHA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1897
2016 General Election KEWAUNEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 201
2016 General Election LA CROSSE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1573
2016 General Election LAFAYETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 110
2016 General Election LANGLADE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 60

APP. 9
2016 General Election LINCOLN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 245
2016 General Election MANITOWOC COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 810
2016 General Election MARATHON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1418
2016 General Election MARINETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 377
2016 General Election MARQUETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 34
2016 General Election MILWAUKEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 11978
2016 General Election MONROE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 264
2016 General Election OCONTO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 181
2016 General Election ONEIDA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 465
2016 General Election OUTAGAMIE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1498
2016 General Election OZAUKEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1192
2016 General Election PIERCE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 266
2016 General Election POLK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 120
2016 General Election PORTAGE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 587
2016 General Election PRICE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 119
2016 General Election RACINE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1368
2016 General Election RICHLAND COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 123
2016 General Election ROCK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1504
2016 General Election RUSK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 112
2016 General Election SAUK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 630
2016 General Election SAWYER COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 111
2016 General Election SHAWANO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 290
2016 General Election SHEBOYGAN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1447
2016 General Election ST. CROIX COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 526
2016 General Election TAYLOR COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 102
2016 General Election TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 47
2016 General Election VERNON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 134
2016 General Election VILAS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 189
2016 General Election WALWORTH COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1272
2016 General Election WASHBURN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 44
2016 General Election WASHINGTON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1494
2016 General Election WAUKESHA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 5553
2016 General Election WAUPACA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 585
2016 General Election WAUSHARA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 120
2016 General Election WINNEBAGO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1890

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2016 General Election WOOD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 831
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Election Name County ApplicationType Ballot Status Reason Ballot Count
2020 General Election ADAMS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 456
2020 General Election ASHLAND COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 519
2020 General Election BARRON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1037
2020 General Election BAYFIELD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 529
2020 General Election BROWN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 11520
2020 General Election BUFFALO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 217
2020 General Election BURNETT COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 415
2020 General Election CALUMET COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1494
2020 General Election CHIPPEWA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1858
2020 General Election CLARK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 491
2020 General Election COLUMBIA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1910
2020 General Election CRAWFORD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 363
2020 General Election DANE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 22519
2020 General Election DODGE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2608
2020 General Election DOOR COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1179
2020 General Election DOUGLAS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2363
2020 General Election DUNN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1024
2020 General Election EAU CLAIRE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 3068
2020 General Election FLORENCE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 123
2020 General Election FOND DU LAC COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 3241
2020 General Election FOREST COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 223
2020 General Election GRANT COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1298
2020 General Election GREEN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 996
2020 General Election GREEN LAKE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 516
2020 General Election IOWA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 866
2020 General Election IRON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 391
2020 General Election JACKSON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 341
2020 General Election JEFFERSON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2603
2020 General Election JUNEAU COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 625
2020 General Election KENOSHA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 6347
2020 General Election KEWAUNEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 646
2020 General Election LA CROSSE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 4408
2020 General Election LAFAYETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 488
2020 General Election LANGLADE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 376

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2020 General Election LINCOLN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1006
2020 General Election MANITOWOC COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2606
2020 General Election MARATHON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 4476
2020 General Election MARINETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1360
2020 General Election MARQUETTE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 393
2020 General Election MENOMINEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 50
2020 General Election MILWAUKEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 45693
2020 General Election MONROE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 999
2020 General Election OCONTO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 887
2020 General Election ONEIDA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1637
2020 General Election OUTAGAMIE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 6474
2020 General Election OZAUKEE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 3820
2020 General Election PEPIN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 113
2020 General Election PIERCE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1052
2020 General Election POLK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1007
2020 General Election PORTAGE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2097
2020 General Election PRICE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 375
2020 General Election RACINE COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 8096
2020 General Election RICHLAND COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 486
2020 General Election ROCK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 5812
2020 General Election RUSK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 271
2020 General Election SAUK COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2257
2020 General Election SAWYER COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 617
2020 General Election SHAWANO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1119
2020 General Election SHEBOYGAN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 4221
2020 General Election ST. CROIX COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2698
2020 General Election TAYLOR COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 266
2020 General Election TREMPEALEAU COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 532
2020 General Election VERNON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 507
2020 General Election VILAS COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 809
2020 General Election WALWORTH COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 3429
2020 General Election WASHBURN COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 406
2020 General Election WASHINGTON COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 5060
2020 General Election WAUKESHA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 17459
2020 General Election WAUPACA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 1524

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2020 General Election WAUSHARA COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 550
2020 General Election WINNEBAGO COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 6100
2020 General Election WOOD COUNTY Indefinitely Confined Returned 2391
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