Analysis: No, tens of thousands of Wisconsinites haven’t been registered to vote since 1918
to anyone who could debunk a pattern of voter fraud it alleged. So I carved out three minutes of time and did so; the promised compensation has yet to materialize. But you get the point: Gateway Pundit, like Trump, is in the business of elevating nonsense. Trump does it to soothe the frustration of his election loss; the website does it to get attention from people like Donald Trump.
Here we’ll point out that the results of the 2020 election in Wisconsin have been scrutinized and upheld time and time again. Most recently, a review of the election conducted by a conservative group, as it made clear in a report released this week. Those who consider the question with objectivity come to a unanimous determination. Those who are looking for weird things to amplify, though, always manage to pick out some readily explainable detail and misrepresent it.
What happened is bureaucracy. Before 2005, many counties in the state maintained their own voter rolls. Municipalities with fewer than 5,000 people didn’t even require registration. So a lot of people who were voting at that point didn’t have information like birth dates associated with their records. When the state put together a unified system for registration following the passage of the Help America Vote Act of 2002, it used the placeholders above to complete voter profiles.
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