Meagan Wolfe

A staff member noticed the unopened package was similar to what had been sent to other elections officials out of state.

Elections Administrator Meagan Wolfe says the incident has no impact on preparation for the upcoming November third elections.

In Wausau, there's a new highway detour.

A portion of the Highway 52 parkway to Highway 29 is going to be closed for concrete repairs.

Meanwhile, here in Wisconsin, a statement earlier today from the Elections Commission notes that they also received a suspicious package yesterday afternoon, though an investigation determined that the material inside was not hazardous.

Election administrator Meagan Wolfe said in a statement, quote, "Let me be very clear, this will not shake us.

Election officials are fully prepared to handle many challenges, and this will have no impact on our unwavering commitment to deliver a safe and secure election." A federal investigation into the packages is underway.

Finally, baseball fans won't just be gathered at Chavez Ravine tonight for game four of the National League Championship Series between the Brewers and the Dodgers.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission is pushing back on concerns about possible federal interference in next month's election.

Administrator Meagan Wolfe says state and federal laws prohibit voter intimidation, and there have been no indications of anything outside normal election procedures.

Leaders from communities across southern Wisconsin rallied at the Capitol on Tuesday in opposition to proposed high-capacity transmission lines, which they call a threat to the landscape.

Five probable measles cases are identified in a Rock County family that are not related to the ongoing outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin according to Bethlehem Solomon at Rock County Public Health.

in the process, right? Appreciate that they are well aware of election integrity issues, claims of impropriety, demonstrated mistakes, and poor efficiency for sure.

So today, Administrator Meagan Wolfe will take questions.

Locally, Madison also will bring out their acting clerk.

She's in place as the last lady, remember, Maribeth Witzel-Bell, resigned after the 2024 election, where it was revealed she went on vacation even after discovering her office had failed to count nearly 200 ballots, and even shown to take steps to avoid alerting elections officials to that error.

We just don't.

We, we have asked, we have demanded that the Wisconsin Elections Commission, and specifically Meagan Wolfe, oblige the Help America Vote Act by cleaning our vo- This goes back to when J.B. Van Hollen was attorney general in Wisconsin.

That was what, like 2006? That's how long we've been asking either the Government Accountability Board or the Wisconsin Elections Commission to clean up the voter rolls.

We had Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty sue them over 200,000 people who were non-matches.