Alexander Shur

Alexander Shur

Reporter, Votebeat Wisconsin

Alexander Shur previously covered politics, policy, and the fallout of the 2020 presidential election for the Wisconsin State Journal. Prior to that he covered the criminal justice system for the Jackson Hole News & Guide, where he investigated the impact of voting laws on people with felonies and how the criminal justice system treats people with mental illnesses. He is originally from Michigan, and has degrees from Northern Michigan University and Northwestern University.

Republicans can try to push noncitizen voting legislation, while Democrats may try to implement automatic voter registration.

Experts say the logs confirm what had been clear from the start: A human error delayed results in the August primary but there was no tampering.

One county will shift to hand-delivering unofficial election results in November.

Officials left their central count facility without exporting results from five of its nine tabulators, delaying the city’s results by about 90 minutes.

In Wisconsin, election officials can’t process absentee ballots before Election Day, which can delay the reporting of results.

Stacy Menke, previously the city’s deputy clerk, is serving as interim clerk for the August election.

The League of Women Voters challenged the rule on First Amendment grounds.

A new explanation sheds light on how the city sent some voters duplicate ballots for the upcoming primary election.

A new lawsuit seeks to allow voters voters facing mail delays to cast provisional ballots in person

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