Bribery in Wisconsin in '20

[guidelinesa2]

Just making it official at this point. Zucker spent 250M there "fortifying" the election.

 

[Droid12345]

The Wisconsin courts and election officials (at the state level, not from the cities in question) disagree with this assessment:

Commission rejects claim that grants to cities were illegal

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Bipartisan Wisconsin elections officials have rejected a claim that private grants which helped cities run their elections during the coronavirus pandemic were illegal.

apnews.com

I'm not saying it for sure was legal, I don't know anything about Wisconsin law. But, surely the judges who heard cases about it and those in charge of running the elections do. Though I suppose that's just evidence that they're all in on the scam, too.

Edit: Here's the law that this document suggests was broken:

https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/12/11

There's nothing in there that says a city cannot accept private money to spend on elections operations, at least near as I can tell. Seems the courts that have ruled that this doesn't constitute bribery are correct according to the law.