The partisan election investigation currently underway in Wisconsin has had a bumpy couple of weeks, thanks to a series of missteps by the attorney leading the review and confusion surrounding recent subpoenas issued to various county and city officials.

American Oversight’s lawsuit seeks the release of records related to former President Trump’s efforts to pressure top department officials to back his baseless voter-fraud claims.

Citing supporting documents obtained by American Oversight, the subcommittee released new evidence that the White House may have played a direct role in helping a trucking company secure a massive pandemic loan.

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In the order, the judge wrote that it appears Vos and the Assembly had “unjustifiably withheld and refused to release the contractor records to which the Petitioner is entitled,”

Arizona’s bogus election review continues to have far-reaching, democracy-undermining effects in Texas, Wisconsin, and elsewhere.

The Assembly has failed to release documents related to its baseless and partisan investigation of the 2020 election, including records from hired contractors.

“As we’ve seen in Arizona, these phony audits have nothing to do with election security and are intended to perpetuate false claims of voter fraud to justify new restrictions on voting,” said American Oversight's executive director.

American Oversight obtained emails sent in June 2018 in which then-Attorney General Sessions praised the policy’s results and discussed religious justifications for one of the Trump administration’s cruelest anti-immigration measures.