RNC Backs Complaints Alleging Illegal Election Inspector Gaps in Wisconsin’s Biggest Cities

It’s part of a trend as the RNC litigates election integrity across America ahead of November 2024.

Stickers are passed out to residents who vote in the state's primary election in Green Bay, Wis., on April 2, 2024. Scott Olson/Getty Images

As part of a growing wave of election integrity challenges, the Republican National Committee (RNC) has supported two formal complaints with the Wisconsin Elections Commission over election integrity concerns in the state’s two largest cities—Madison, the state’s capital, and Milwaukee, its lakefront metropolis.

More specifically, the Republican parties in Dane County and Milwaukee County accuse election officials in the heavily Democratic jurisdictions of violating state law by not scheduling the vast majority of Republican election inspectors submitted for the state’s primary, which was held on April 2.