New Searchable Recall Robin Vos Database Created

A new Recall Robin Vos searchable database of recall petitions has been created. It can be found here. Contact tip.wisconsinrightnow.com if you see anything amiss. For example, if your name appears but you did not sign the petition, we would like to know. Wisconsinites for Liberty Fund created the database and website. Recall organizers - who are actively collaborating with Democrats - submitted more than 10,000 signatures to force a recall of the Republican leader, right as he is working to retain control of the Legislature. The WEC has indicated that a preliminary review of the petitions shows the recall effort lacks the number of valid signatures required. See our previous articles about the recall effort here.   https://www.wisconsinrightnow.com/vos-database/?feed_id=12239&_unique_id=65fcb6d4bdff1

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