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Wisconsin High Court To Rule on Legality of Voting Van Tied to ‘Zuckerbucks’ Nonprofit

In a crucial swing state, Republicans are suing to outlaw mobile polling places ahead of the 2024 election.

Ruthie Hauge/The Capital Times via AP
The Wisconsin supreme court listens to arguments from a Wisconsin assistant attorney general, Anthony Russomanno, during a redistricting hearing at the state capitol. Ruthie Hauge/The Capital Times via AP
RUSSELL PAYNE
RUSSELL PAYNE

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to hear arguments next week over whether or not voters in Wisconsin will be allowed to cast ballots at mobile voting stations in this year’s presidential election.

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RUSSELL PAYNE
RUSSELL PAYNE

Mr. Payne is a political reporter at The New York Sun. He covers a broad range of topics including New York State and New York City.

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