Adam Edelman is a political reporter for NBC News.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court seemed poised Monday to overturn a ruling it made less than two years ago that banned the use most of absentee ballot drop boxes in the state. Doing so would effectively reinstate the use of most of those boxes across Wisconsin — a ruling that could have large ramifications on the 2024 presidential election in the crucial battleground.
And the decision has had damaging consequences,'” Karofsky said, reading a line from the U.S. Supreme Court opinion. “What are we to do here, if we believe that Teigen was egregiously wrong from the start, that its reasoning was exceptionally weak and that the decision has had damaging consequences,” she said. The name of the 2022 case decided by the Wisconsin Supreme Court is Teigen v. Wisconsin Elections Commission.
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