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US Supreme Court curtails Wisconsin voter rights

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court and the US Supreme Court forced voters to the polls during the coronavirus.
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On April 6, the U.S Supreme Court refused to postpone the Wisconsin primary until June, forcing voters to go to the polls in April. The ruling resulted in the disenfranchisement of thousands of Wisconsin voters. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, in her dissent, said, “Either they [Wisconsin voters] will have to brave the polls, endangering their own and others’ safety. Or they will lose their right to vote, through no fault of their own.” It has now been reported that 19 people who either voted in-person or worked at a polling location during Wisconsin’s state elections have tested positive for Covid-19. — People’s Tribune

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