Wisconsin Court Says Big Tech Funding For 2020 Election Was Lawful

A court in Wisconsin ruled that Mark Zuckerberg’s private funding for the 2020 election was lawful.

Erick Kaardal is a former official of the Republican Party of Minnesota and was an attorney with the Thomas More Society. He filed the suit on behalf of five citizens in five cities.

The following is an extract from the Washington PostAccording to the Plaintiffs, funds were disproportionately distributed to Madison, Milwaukee Racine Kenosha, Kenosha, Racine and Kenosha. In the 2020 election, President Joe Biden won the most votes from all these cities against Donald Trump. The Plaintiffs hoped to outlaw “Zuck Bucks” in upcoming elections.

Based on The Washington Times Circuit Judge Stephen Ehlke in Madison said Wisconsin’s law does not prohibit cities from accepting private funds to assist with elections. These lawsuits continue to be pending.

He stated that the judge did not consider left-leaning groups biased because all applicants received the aid.

“There is nothing in the record demonstrating that the CTCL money was used to disadvantage certain populations over others,” Judge Ehlke said according to The Associated Press.

Madison’s Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway praised the decision.

According to her, “Buying hand sanitizers and masks in the midst of a pandemic was the best way to make sure that both voters and poll workers can vote safely.” Newsweek. “It is also obvious that our Clerk encouraging Madison residents to vote is not illegal – it is part of her job.”

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