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Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Plaintiff Did Not Have Right To File Lawsuit Against Racine Mobile Voting Van
According to the Associated Press, the high court ruled that the plaintiff, Racine County Republican Chairman Ken Brown, was not sufficiently “aggrieved” under Wisconsin law and therefore lacked legal standing to sue over the van’s use in 2022.
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