Wisconsin’s top election official said this week that she has seen no evidence supporting claims of “systemic or widespread election issues.”
“Wisconsin’s election was conducted according to law and in the open. While the results are still unofficial and are currently being triple checked as part of the canvass and certification process, we have not seen any credible information to cast any doubt on those unofficial results," Meagan Wolfe, who was appointed in 2018 by a bipartisan election commission, said in a statement.
