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Wisconsin judge rules absentee voting system discriminates against disabled voters

A Wisconsin judge ruled that the state's absentee voting system discriminates against disabled voters by not allowing them to vote privately and independently. The ruling, which did not require the implementation of electronic absentee ballots before the midterm elections, follows a lawsuit filed by Disability Rights Wisconsin and others. A trial regarding the feasibility of electronic voting is expected in August.

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A Wisconsin judge ruled that the state's absentee voting system discriminates against disabled voters by not allowing them to vote privately and independently. The ruling, which did not require the implementation of electronic absentee ballots before the midterm elections, follows a lawsuit filed by Disability Rights Wisconsin and others. A trial regarding the feasibility of electronic voting is expected in August.

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Wisconsin judge rules paper absentee ballots discriminate against disabled voters

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Wisconsin judge rules absentee voting system discriminates against disabled voters