Update: Democrat Susan Crawford is the projected winner.
Several counties in Wisconsin ran out of ballots during a highly contested state Supreme Court race.
SEVEN voting sites had ZERO ballots due to “unprecedented turnout.”
The GOP encouraged voters in Wisconsin to stay in line.
Wisconsin, if you’re still in line STAY IN LINE!
You have the right to cast your ballot!
If you run into any problems call the Protect the Vote Hotline (414-441-4033) or go to https://t.co/lg5bUsjXth
— GOP (@GOP) April 2, 2025
Polls already closed in Wisconsin in the state Supreme Court race that pits Republican Brad Schimel against far left Democrat Susan Crawford.
The race will decide the future of Wisconsin including election laws, voter ID laws, ballot drop boxes and the redistricting of the state’s eight US House seats.
Currently, Republicans in Wisconsin hold a 6-2 majority in US House seats and yet surprisingly, Democrats are able to win state-wide races.
“Some locations are experiencing ballot shortages due to the higher voter turnout,” ABC 12 reported.
BALLOT SHORTAGES:
Yes, some Wisconsin polling locations DID run out of ballots.
More ballots are coming.
I’m asking you to check on your local polling location & encourage everyone to stay in line.
Ballots are coming.
HOLD THE LINE! pic.twitter.com/LTvYSucApv
— ThePersistence (@ScottPresler) April 2, 2025
CNN also reported on the ballot shortages.
“We just learned from the executive director of the Milwaukee election commission that multiple sites were either running low or ran out of ballots…” CNN reported.
WATCH:
JUST IN: Multiple counties in Wisconsin are reporting that they are running out of ballots.
The development comes as Wisconsin voters voted today in their highly anticipated state supreme court race.
“We just learned from the executive director of the Milwaukee election… pic.twitter.com/S19iUQhThL
— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) April 2, 2025
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