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Wisconsin clerks guarding ballots for days before counting
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MADISON, Wis. – Wisconsin's messy presidential primary election ended for voters, but it's far from finished for nearly 2,000 local clerks who have to guard the ballots for days before counting can begin.
Those clerks usually would have begun counting as soon as polls closed on election night, rushing to get their numbers to county clerks.
Instead, the court fight over whether to hold the election during the coronavirus crisis resulted in a judge's order that ballots can't be counted until Monday afternoon.
State election officials have warned clerks to safeguard their ballots and voting machines to ensure there's no tampering that could call results into question.
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