Wisconsin Appeals Court Blocks Order To Purge Voters From Rolls

The Wisconsin Elections Commission planned to remove voters from registration rolls if they didn't respond to a letter indicating they had moved. The conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty sued, arguing for an earlier purge, and a judge agreed. The judge later held the Commission in contempt for not removing names. However, a Wisconsin appeals court temporarily blocked the removal and contempt order, allowing elections to proceed without the purge until a final ruling is made.

What action did the Wisconsin Elections Commission take in October regarding voters?

What was the consequence for voters who did not respond to the survey within 30 days?

What was the outcome of the lawsuit filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty?

What did the appeals court do regarding the order to remove names from the voter rolls?

What significant election is mentioned that could occur before the appeals court issues its final ruling?