A new Pew poll shows Americans support vote by mail and automatic voter registration, but oppose voter purgeshttps://t.co/NPKQfPPeFr pic.twitter.com/ksgZazcZGx

— Jay Riestenberg (@JayRiestenberg) April 28, 2020

This is all on the Wisconsin GOP, the conservatives on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and the conservatives on the US Supreme Court. Bastards, all of them. https://t.co/Lj9I9bn7Mq

— Markos Moulitsas (@markos) April 25, 2020

7 people appear to have contracted the coronavirus through activities related to the April 7 election in Wisconsin, Milwaukee’s health commissioner says. https://t.co/rXgGilmRd4

— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 21, 2020

Milwaukee health officials said they had identified at least seven people who contracted the coronavirus from participating in Election Day on April 7, which was held despite a stay-at-home order issued throughout the state https://t.co/wImVSen9If

— NYT Politics (@nytpolitics) April 22, 2020

Exercising your right to vote should not mean risking your life. https://t.co/L08GfJIe9e

— Katie Hill (@KatieHill4CA) April 22, 2020

Seven confirmed COVID-19 cases linked to Wisconsin's April elections https://t.co/9jPtngSIRt pic.twitter.com/nEdC6zycz7

— Reuters (@Reuters) April 22, 2020

NEWS –> "Former U.S. Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders will help track the health of Wisconsin voters who cast ballots in person on April 7 as part of a new project launched by a liberal group seeking to change the makeup of the U.S. Supreme Court." https://t.co/24bg9JxLeP

— Jamison Foser (@jamisonfoser) May 8, 2020

.@ProfGuyCharles, a member of our board, writes in @washingtonpost that partisan gerrymandering is to blame for the #WisconsinPrimary chaos. Instead of partisan gerrymandering, we should have #FairMaps that make gov't more representative and accountable. https://t.co/Vyd8vF9YsA

— Campaign Legal Center (@CampaignLegal) April 21, 2020

"More than a million people voted by mail. That's more than all of the early voting (both in person and by mail) in the 2016 general election." https://t.co/kAHQZaN5IP

— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) April 14, 2020

Oh oh.https://t.co/DL6UZMgPOL

— Michael Steele (@MichaelSteele) April 14, 2020

In the end, the WI Supreme Court race wasn’t very close. Ballots from Dane County (Madison) boosted Karofsky to an 11-point lead; she won by more than 160,000 votes overall.

— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) April 14, 2020

In most ways 2020 has been miserable. But then there’s the initial statement of the mayor-elect of Wausau, Wisconsin upon learning of her victory. https://t.co/JkeHZWqn8g

— Eric Columbus (@EricColumbus) April 14, 2020

After endangering voters' lives by forcing an election in the middle of a pandemic, Republicans still lost in Wisconsin. https://t.co/0QTTLYshjy

— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) April 14, 2020

I want to congratulate Judge Jill Karofsky for winning a well-deserved seat on Wisconsin’s Supreme Court. Although the results of this election have now been released, the people of Wisconsin-and the nation-should not forget what happened last week. We must do better in November. pic.twitter.com/7qgsohasfB

— Eric Holder (@EricHolder) April 14, 2020

Hey Craig, how do the 2020 margins in these counties compare to 2018 governor? https://t.co/lQbRJoBjZn

— Ronald Brownstein (@RonBrownstein) April 14, 2020

Democrats did far better than they expected in this Wisconsin race, but in a month we could watch Republicans do better than expected and win the unusual May special election for #CA25. Presidential turnout is going to be far bigger, either way.

— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) April 14, 2020

Is it just me or do WI's technically "nonpartisan" judicial races tend to bring out ancestral liberal strength in northern/western WI not typically seen in WI's recent highly competitive partisan races?

— Dave Wasserman (@Redistrict) April 14, 2020

Liberal challenger Jill Karofsky won election to Wisconsin’s state supreme court.

Meaning that the court won't okay the GOP's purging of 240,000 voters before the November election.

Or other efforts at voter suppression.

Meaning that this swing state is still in play.

— Robert Reich (@RBReich) April 14, 2020

This is HUGE: Milwaukee approved its first school funding referendum since 1993. Students may not be in school, but they were on the ballot. And they just won an essential victory tonight. https://t.co/2ZS2F64ynQ

— Ben Wikler (@benwikler) April 13, 2020

BREAKING: Wisconsin governor suspends in-person voting in Tuesday’s elections amid escalating coronavirus fears by @amyegardner @eliseviebeck https://t.co/50xL4oxdjD

— Dave Weigel (@daveweigel) April 6, 2020

"Because in Wisconsin, the GOP would rather endanger people’s lives and have a clusterf_ck election, so long as it gives them a chance at clinging to a piece of government power."@SykesCharlie lays it on the line.https://t.co/IjSYWGVnCE

— Bill Kristol (@BillKristol) April 6, 2020

What's happening in Wisconsin right now is a dry run.

If the pandemic is still raging this fall, Republicans in the state will resist making voting safer — to salvage the presidency for Trump — even if it puts lives at risk.@paulwaldman1 and me:https://t.co/ttoxC9Fzaf

— Greg Sargent (@ThePlumLineGS) April 6, 2020

Maybe everything will be back to our normal standards of broken democracy, but what is happening in Wisconsin is a preview of how Republicans will use the pandemic, purges, and rigged courts to steal the election in November. https://t.co/WDhalEw5sX

— Dan Pfeiffer (@danpfeiffer) April 6, 2020

position of Wisconsin’s Republican legislature seems to be that a Democrat cannot be governor. https://t.co/CkV9VDBV91

— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) April 6, 2020

1) I just put up a piece explaining what's going on in Wisconsin right now, and holy shit this is about to get chaotic.https://t.co/r7pneRMohx

— Ian Millhiser (@imillhiser) April 6, 2020

It’s very telling that Wisconsin Republicans care more about preserving their conservative majority on state Supreme Court than whether people will die as a result of voting tomorrow

— Ari Berman (@AriBerman) April 6, 2020

Opinion: Wisconsin Republicans are exploiting the pandemic to grab power. It’s a dangerous precedent. https://t.co/JBMwvLj0qe

— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 6, 2020

This is the Republican Wisconsin Supreme Court justice, who is up for election, telegraphing that he expects his Republican-controlled court to rule against the Democratic governor and prevent the election from being delayed. https://t.co/K69W11UvxB

— Ian Millhiser (@imillhiser) April 6, 2020

BREAKING: Wisconsin @GovEvers halts in-person voting tomorrow and moves election date to June 9.

Absentee ballots that already have been cast will count.

People can continue voting absentee.

In-person voting could occur June 9.#PostponeWisconsinhttps://t.co/1O4pyNRJEr

— John Nichols (@NicholsUprising) April 6, 2020

Do you want to read 2,000 words on the US Postal Service this Friday? I've got you covered with an in-depth look at how USPS could run out of money by June without Congress' help, which could seriously harm states' efforts to expand absentee & vote by mail https://t.co/KQ0KNT5BWQ

— Grace Panetta (@grace_panetta) April 3, 2020

U.S. Postal Service could shut down by June without more funding, Democratic lawmakers warn https://t.co/UiGVj9Y6PW pic.twitter.com/QUwPd1ZHfV

— CBS News (@CBSNews) April 3, 2020

More than 80 confirmed cases. No masks or hand sanitizer. Understaffed stations working overtime. This is the reality at post offices around the country: an essential service is breaking down just when we need it most. New from me in @thenation: https://t.co/SoHb6zs2Lh

— Jake Bittle (@jake_bittle) March 27, 2020

Financially rescuing the postal service is just as important for voters as Congress passing legislation mandating & funding that states expand mail voting. Some states will switch to greater mail voting without Congress telling them do so, but not if the postal service collapses https://t.co/UsIHgKvoR6

— Stephen Wolf (@PoliticsWolf) March 31, 2020

If we lose the US Postal Service then America has literally lost its ability to deliver democracy in November. https://t.co/b9EALL0dL7

— Ellen Kurz (@EllenKurz) March 31, 2020

So, apparently not only is the Post Office (@USPS) going to be critical to helping us conduct our vote by mail election this November, it plays a critical role in our nation's pandemic planning – making sure everyone gets a vaccine. https://t.co/2S53Howles

— Simon Rosenberg (@SimonWDC) April 3, 2020

The US Postal Service May Be Gone By June. Necessary Funds Were Not In 2 Trillion Stimulus Package https://t.co/Yh7Iah7ieA

— Denise Oliver-Velez (@Deoliver47) April 2, 2020

Here's a link to a Politico article about it. Keep in mind, Republicans blocked any attempt to correct the problem in the coronavirus relief bill, and even openly mocked Democrats for trying to include a provision for this.https://t.co/FwgtXR2phv

— DCPetterson (@dcpetterson) April 1, 2020

"The November election is now in jeopardy. The best way to ensure it still happens and to try to maintain its integrity is voting by mail. So of course you see the Trump administration trying to shut down the US postal service by July." — @gaslitnation https://t.co/7Njo1IKgTz

— Sarah Kendzior (@sarahkendzior) April 1, 2020