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A new bill in Wisconsin aims to allow early processing of absentee ballots the day before an election.

The legislation is intended to speed up vote counting and prevent late-night shifts in results.

Under the proposed rules, ballots would be prepared for counting but not actually tabulated until Election Day.

The bill also includes security measures like tamper-proof seals to protect ballot integrity.

Since 2020, Wisconsin’s election system has been under a national microscope. Elections with more than 3 million votes cast have been decided by fewer than 30,000 — and more often than not with results defying logic. We’ve elected a Democrat and a Republican statewide with very similar vote margins in each of the last 3 major elections , whether it was for preside

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