Last week, the Wisconsin Assembly’s Office of Special Counsel (OSC) released records — including previously unseen contract agreements — related to the ongoing partisan review of the 2020 election.

Records from the Wisconsin Assembly’s Office of Special Counsel relating to the investigation of the 2020 election, released to American Oversight following an order from the Dane County Circuit Court on March 8, 2022.

Amendment to the contract between Michael Gableman and the Wisconsin Assembly, filed with the Dane County Circuit Court on March 8, 2022.

Amendment to the contract between the Wisconsin Assembly and election investigator Michael Gableman's firm, Consultare.

On Friday, a Wisconsin judge ordered the attorney running Wisconsin’s partisan investigation of the 2020 election to turn over to the court sealed copies of records related to the inquiry.

A Wisconsin court ordered Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and the Office of Special Counsel to produce records related to the ongoing partisan investigation of the 2020 election or show cause.

Order from the Dane County Circuit Court in Wisconsin directing the Wisconsin Assembly and its Office of Special Counsel to produce records sought by American Oversight’s litigation or show cause to the contrary at a hearing on January 21, 2022.

The documents obtained by American Oversight include details about travel and reimbursements, as well as information about the investigation’s office space, which includes sublease agreements with conservative lawyers paying much of the total rent.

Records released by the Wisconsin Assembly in response to American Oversight's request seeking communications between contractors investigating the 2020 election and external entities.

Records released by the Wisconsin Assembly in response to American Oversight's request for contracts, cost estimates, expense records, and other documents associated with the election investigation being conducted by Michael Gableman.