A three-judge federal appeals panel handed Wisconsin election officials a major victory Wednesday, upholding the state’s special exemption from the National Voter Registration Act and leaving its costly voter-roll access system intact.
In a 27-page ruling, the Seventh Circuit affirmed the dismissal of an election-transparency lawsuit brought by the Public Interest Legal Foundation against Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe.
The ruling came from a panel composed entirely of Republican-appointed judges: Trump-appointed Chief Judge Michael Brennan, Reagan-appointed Judge Frank Easterbrook, and Bush-appointed Senior Judge…
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