Madison: Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers vetoed a series of bills Tuesday that was passed by the legislature which was controlled by the Republic of the State which would impose new restrictions on ballots that were sidelined in the state of the main battle.
Democratic governor has been widely expected to restore bills, which are given their party as oppression.
Republicans think the proposal is needed to ensure clean selection.
Wisconsin’s bill was part of a national impulse by conservatives to reshape the selection and voting after President Donald Trump lost the second term to Democratic Joe Biden.
Veto Evers came when the Republican Party in Texas moved closer to gathering a quorum to pass the demurrent sound change by the Democrats escape from the country.
Wisconsin Republicans did not have enough votes to override Veto Evers.
There are no Democrats who support laws passing in June.
Biden beat Trump with only under 21,000 votes in Wisconsin.
Many lawsuits of state and federal law were brought by Trump and its allies after defeat was rejected.
However, the Republic of Wisconsin has agreed to review the 2020 election by a non-partisan legislative audit bureau and Robin VOS assembly speaker has ratified a separate investigation led by former Negara Supreme Court justice.
Republicans who led the Assembly Election Committee also pursued a “cyber-forensic” review of the results, with court calls for election employees in two countries that demanded that they submit ballots and choose equipment.
One of the bills ever diveto will need most of the parents and disabilities that are limited without limits – cannot get to the election on their own – to show the photo ID to choose absent.
Such voters must submit a vote every year, rather than having those sent automatically.
And all the attendance voters must fill in more documents and show their ID every time they vote, not just the first time.
The other bill will block old practices that allow local election officials to fill the lost information on the envelope used by voters to restore the outdated ballot.
Biden’s victory over Trump in Wisconsin was confirmed in partial calculations targeting Milwaukee and Dane Dane District, where Trump tried and failed to disqualify thousands of voices who were attended.
Among the trumps tried to throw 5,500 ballots with attendance where election employees filled out the missing address information about the certification envelope containing missing ballots.
The bill will make it a crime for election employees to fill the lost information, can be punished for up to $ 10,000 a fine and three years in prison.
The third bill Evers Vetoed will ban the ballot collection event earlier than two weeks before the election.
It will also allow only one collection site for the outdoors, which is located near the local officer office.
Republican supporters say the goal is to prevent “harvesting harvesting” by prohibiting events or locations where ballots can be collected.
The proposal was a response to democracy at a park event held at Madison City Park last year, where poll workers collected ballots missed before the initial voting period began two weeks before the election.
Other bills that have vetted will make it a crime for an employee of a nursing home or other care facilities to force residents to apply, or do not submit a request, voting is absent.
It will also need a nursing home to give notice to relatives when the deputy polls are specifically planned to help residents by voting.