GOP Election Audit Demands Info on Dominion Voting Machines in Cities That Don't Use Them

Areview of the 2020 election launched by State Assembly Republicans in Wisconsin subpoenaed officials for information on Dominion Voting Systems machines in cities that don't use them.

Former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman—who is leading the GOP-backed election review—issued the subpoenas this week against officials in Green Bay and Madison as well as other state agencies and municipalities, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported on Friday. Although Green Bay and Madison do not use Dominion machines, the subpoenas demanded that the cities provide their serial numbers and details about software updates, as well as communications with the voting systems company.

The subpoenas from Gableman included a number of other "errors" and misspelled or wrong names for some officials, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Despite leading the audit of the 2020 election, Gableman previously admitted that he does not have a good understanding of how the process works in Wisconsin.

"Most people, myself included, do not have a comprehensive understanding or even any understanding of how elections work," Gableman told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel in October. The former judge has been given a $676,000 taxpayer budget for his election review.

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