Most Corrupt Election Official from Biggest City in Swing State Wisconsin is FIRED

“The most corrupt election clerk from the biggest city in Wisconsin has been FIRED. Claire Woodall-Vogg was a key player in stealing the 2020 election

“She printed 64,000 ballots in the back conference room of City Hall, Room 501. For the Nov 3rd 2020 election. She had city employees and others (CTCL) fill some of those out on the 4th, 6th and other floors of city hall. Then kicked out observers around 10-10:30pm on Nov 3rd. Then brought in large amounts of ballots at 1:15am on Nov 4th. All illegal, unconstitutional – number one way however the liberals stole the Presidential election in 2020.”- @PeterBernegger

BREAKING: The most corrupt election clerk from the biggest city in Wisconsin has been FIRED. Claire Woodall-Vogg was a key player in stealing the 2020 election

“She printed 64,000 ballots in the back conference room of City Hall, Room 501. For the Nov 3rd 2020 election. She had… pic.twitter.com/Jwd9BqFg9i

— George (@BehizyTweets) May 6, 2024

Recently FIRED Claire Woodall-Vogg printed 64,000 ballots in a back room at City Hall in Milwaukee and had random employees fill them out. Miraculously Biden took the lead in the middle of the night.

64,000 ballots.

The margin in the presidential election was 20,000!!! pic.twitter.com/pBc2TwrXQa

— suzy (@Suzy_1776) May 6, 2024

Citizen investigator Peter Bernegger filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) alleging #Milwaukee elections director Claire-Woodall-Vogg violated numerous state laws in connection with the recent primary election. https://t.co/GaIb1qmgja

— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) August 27, 2022

Milwaukee removes elections chief in unexpected battleground-state shakeup
Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Claire Woodall was replaced with her deputy. A spokesperson for Milwaukee’s mayor cited “internal” issues.

By: Adam Edelman,NBC News, May 6, 2024: The top elections official in Milwaukee County was removed from her post Monday in an unexpected shakeup in the most populous county in battleground Wisconsin six months before Election Day.

A spokesperson for Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson said Monday that Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Claire Woodall would be replaced by her deputy, Paulina Gutierrez, citing “internal” issues within the commission. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel first reported the news of Woodall’s ouster.

In a statement, Johnson spokesperson Jeff Fleming said that the move was not related to how Woodall or her office oversaw elections but that it was a result of “other issues internal to the election commission office and to city government that raised concern.” Fleming did not elaborate on the nature of the issues when asked. Gutierrez’s appointment is subject to approval by the Milwaukee Common Council.

The unexpected move comes just under six months from a presidential election likely to be decided by a small handful of states, including Wisconsin.

Wisconsin’s past two presidential elections were decided by fewer than 23,000 votes each. And Milwaukee — a Democratic stronghold where Trump allies falsely portrayed slow counting of mail ballots as a sign of fraud in 2020 — was at the center of the drama in both elections.

Wisconsin has already lagged behind other swing states in shoring up election policies after chaos in 2020. Election workers and watchdogs in the state have expressed concerns that the same loopholes Trump allies exploited to try to overturn the election results that year still exist in Wisconsin.

Woodall is leaving just two months after a grand jury found her former deputy, Kimberly Zapata, guilty of official misconduct and election fraud charges related to her having obtained fake absentee ballots……