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Established Fact Governor Tony Evers issued instructions to governmental actors not to comply with the Wisconsin Legislature’s election oversight investigation, potentially directing executive agency officials to withhold or refuse production of public records in response to valid legislative subpoenas. If any such instructions extended to destroying or concealing records, they could constitute obstruction of a

Established Fact Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) Administrator Meagan Wolfe made at least three demonstrably false statements to the Assembly Committee on Campaigns and Elections: that she did not know about CTCL grants to the Zuckerberg 5 cities; that Wisconsin cities did not have access to statewide WisVote data; and that no API existed into the

Established Fact Free legal services – funded by dark money nonprofit organizations with documented ties to Democratic-aligned labor unions – were furnished to government employees specifically to enable their refusal to comply with legislative subpoenas, without those employees bearing the cost of noncompliance. The OSC characterized this as a coordinated effort. Citations Office of the

Established Fact Governor Tony Evers issued instructions to Wisconsin governmental actors not to comply with the Wisconsin Legislature’s validly issued investigative subpoenas – an extraordinary exercise of executive power to obstruct the legislative branch’s constitutionally authorized investigative function. The Wisconsin Attorney General simultaneously filed suit to block the investigation and provided state legal resources to