President Trump RESPONDS To Wisconsin Removing Over 200,000 Voters From Rolls

Is Wisconsin the newest smoking gun?

I recently wrote on how Wisconsin quietly removed over 200,00 voters from their voter rolls, and how mainstream sources weren’t really paying that information the attention it deserved.

We saw smaller yet similar numbers in Georgia earlier this year…..

Evidence of potential fraud seems to be everywhere, yet the mainstream line has not changed.

President Trump issued a statement blasting this recent move, and asks why this didn’t happen prior to the election:

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"Wisconsin has just canceled 205,000 voter registrations because they say they could not find the voters. Why did they wait until AFTER the election? Would this mean that we would have won Wisconsin? Congratulations!' – President Donald J. Trump pic.twitter.com/IaJHJ2NunF

— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 7, 2021

"What kind of banana republic or communist country are we living in?"

200,000 inactive voters on the rolls in 2020 in Wisconsin, more votes than voters in Nevada, and so much more. Must see @NatalieJHarp! pic.twitter.com/q6WbVBeSKK

— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 7, 2021

The Hill reported that 205,000 voters were removed from Wisconsin’s voter rolls:

Voter registrations for more than 205,000 Wisconsin residents have been deactivated after a routine effort by the state to keep voter rolls up to date.

Deactivating voter registrations in Wisconsin is a routine practice, required by law every two years, as part of the state’s voter record maintenance, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission. The effort identifies individuals who have not voted in the previous four years and deactivates their registrations unless they want to remain on voter rolls.

A spokesperson for the commission told The Hill that none of the voters removed from rolls cast ballots in the 2020 presidential election.

As is required under state law, election officials in #Wisconsin have taken over 205,000 names off of voter rolls as part of maintaining the rolls.

More than 174,000 of the voters have not voted in the past 4 years and did not respond to a mailing. https://t.co/rPyJrms2H5

— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) August 5, 2021

Reid Magney, spokesperson for the Wisconsin Elections Commission, said the voter list removals are aimed at ensuring the integrity of the voter rolls. https://t.co/RyEfr3PVnD

— WPR (@WPR) August 4, 2021

The Associated Press also noted:

The commission on Saturday also deactivated 31,854 registrations of voters who may have moved and didn’t respond to a mailing. The commission mailed postcards during the summer of 2019 to more than 230,000 voters identified by the Electronic Registration Information Center as having possibly moved.

The commission voted that summer not to deactivate them until after the April 2021 election to give them several chances to affirm they hadn’t moved.

That stance prompted a lawsuit from a conservative law firm, the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, demanding the commission remove those voters within 30 days if they didn’t respond to the mailing. The state Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the commission wasn’t required to remove voters within that window.