Wisconsin’s primary chaos heats up as a major lawsuit seeks to save voters’ rights—thousands who mailed in ballots for candidates who dropped out may be locked in, even if their chosen candidate is no longer running. With key figures like Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez and David Crowley re-entering the race amid confusing ballot rules, Democrats are fighting to keep the governorship and flip the legislature. The lawsuit challenges the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s stance that voters can’t request a new ballot after mailing one, arguing it violates state law and the constitution. With Election Day just weeks away, the legal team is demanding a fast court ruling to prevent disenfranchisement and let voters correct their ballots before August 11.
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