Wisconsin Democrats are in chaos as their gubernatorial primary unravels—candidates drop out mid-voting season, leaving 80,000+ absentee ballots potentially invalid under current rules. The state party is urgently pushing the elections commission to allow re-votes, citing past precedent and a 2006 Supreme Court ruling, but time is running out with the primary just three weeks away. Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley’s volatile campaign shifts have left voters stuck, while the GOP slams Democrats for trying to rewrite election law at the last minute. The commission narrowly voted to keep the status quo, setting the stage for a possible legal showdown.
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