By the Wisconsin Elections Team
Wispolitics hosted a luncheon at the Madison Club on June 23, 2026 to address election integrity in Wisconsin. The luncheon approached the subject of election integrity and the lack of confidence in Wisconsin’s election process as though the many 2020 election problems were simply a PR matter. Presentations were supported by considerable polling data with multiple breakouts, mostly by party.
There was no consideration of evidence; data analytics, electronic infrastructure, undercover investigation findings or media bias. Those with evidence were lumped with the doubters and the uninformed. Poll numbers were significantly different than the Rasmusson poll that found 2/3 of voters are concerned about “machines flipping votes” (Available online).
Preselected audience member, Marge Bosselman, former Green Country clerk and WEC member, expressed confidence in the election workers and operations of towns and villages. Note: The problems with the 2020 election and electronic voting equipment were invisible to clerks (per multiple whistleblowers). Marge’s comments appeared to be a smoke screen for the larger issues that occurred in the centralized counting centers, un-monitored drop boxes, and flash drive injections. In response to a question about the possibility of the nationalization of the 2026 election, a panelist asked a leading question, ‘wouldn’t it be better for Wisconsin to run our elections rather than Washington?’ Scott Klug (a panelist) responded to a question about the growing problem of finding poll workers with an explanation of how Nebraska uses a jury method. Civic responsibility letters are sent to random voters.
The Wis Politics poll showed that only 5% of voters have total confidence in our election processes, and (LOL) most of those were in the meeting room.
We came away feeling this Wis Politics ‘election integrity” program was about maintaining the status quo and unquestioned loyalty to leaders, the WEC and parties.
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