Ron Heuer

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that an activist group, Wisconsin Voter Alliance, does not have the right to access documents notifying election officials of individuals declared incompetent to vote. The court determined these records are closed under state law to protect privacy, rejecting the group's open records requests and lawsuit. The group, led by Ron Heuer and Erick Kaardal, has been active in election denial efforts since 2020.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a conservative activist's request to release guardianship records to identify ineligible voters, citing privacy protections and state law. The 5-2 decision overturned a lower court's ruling that had ordered Walworth County to disclose the records with redactions. The case, involving Ron Heuer and the Wisconsin Voter Alliance, aimed to cross-check voter registration lists against records of individuals deemed incompetent to vote.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a conservative activist's request to obtain guardianship records to identify ineligible voters, ruling that such records are not public under state law. The 5-2 decision upheld privacy protections, with two justices dissenting. The case, involving Ron Heuer and the Wisconsin Voter Alliance, sought to cross-reference voter registration lists with court records to challenge election integrity.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected a conservative activist's request to release guardianship records to identify ineligible voters, citing privacy protections. The 5-2 ruling upheld state law that such records are not public, with liberal justices and one conservative justice disagreeing with a lower court's decision to release redacted records. The case, brought by Ron Heuer and the Wisconsin Voter Alliance, sought to compare voter registration lists with names of individuals deemed ineligible to vote due to guardianship orders.