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‘It’s Not An Oops’: Critics Call For Firing Of Incompetent Wisconsin Election Official

PILF sent a letter to Green Bay’s far-left mayor and city council encouraging them to relieve the notorious city clerk of her duties.

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Right on cue, Green Bay city officials have changed course on an audit of the latest ballot debacle in the City Clerk’s office, opting to handle the matter in house. So much for an “independent review” of a disgraced election official with a long record of incompetence and failure to follow Wisconsin law. 

Meanwhile, the Public Interest Legal Foundation (PILF), a Virginia-based nonpartisan, nonprofit, public-interest election law firm, on Monday sent a friendly letter to Green Bay’s far-left mayor and city council encouraging them to permanently relieve City Clerk Celestine Jeffreys of her duties. 

Jeffries was placed on administrative leave last week after her office sent an unspecified number of absentee ballots to voters in several Green Bay wards —  in advance of swing state Wisconsin’s August primary. Jeffreys’ office described the mistake as a “printing error,” according to the Green Bay Press Gazette. 

In a statement to The Federalist earlier this week, the city said Jeffreys would remain on leave pending the completion of an “ongoing internal review” and a separate investigation by the Wisconsin Elections Commission. 

But the city’s Protection and Policy Committee has ditched a planned independent audit of Green Bay’s suspect election administration processes and is instead directing city staff to complete a full report, according to WBAY. Staff members will present their findings at the Aug. 18 city council meeting, the news outlet reported. 

As The Federalist reported, the bungling clerk’s latest miscue occurred less than three months after the office issued duplicate........

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