Wisconsin Elections Officials Issue Guidance on Handling Federal Agents at Polls
- Elections officials in Wisconsin issued guidance for local clerks on handling federal agents at polls.
- The guidance was approved on Thursday by the bipartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission.
- A Republican on the commission voted against the guidance, expressing concerns about its implications.
- The guidance aims to address concerns from activists about potential federal agent presence at polling stations.
- The guidance does not specify actions for local clerks but provides general advice on dealing with federal agents.