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Elections commission hears challenges to candidates’ ballot access
The Wisconsin Elections Commission met to address challenges against candidates' ballot access, largely rejecting the challenges and approving most candidates. Challenges were sometimes filed by opponents or political parties to disqualify candidates, with one successful challenge against Republican Veronica Diaz due to invalid signatures and paperwork. The Assembly Democratic Campaign Committee filed and withdrew a challenge against Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, while another challenge against Russell Goodwin was dismissed.
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