The Hill reported today that the Wisconsin Supreme Court held an unusual Saturday session to take up the Trump campaign’s challenge to the vote totals in the presidential election, calling for 220,000 absentee and early in-person ballots to be rejected. The challenge cites the fact that proper requests were not made for the ballots, and that clerks filled in missing information. A circuit judge ruled against the challenge on Friday, Dec. 11, and the Trump team then appealed to the state Supreme Court .
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