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The Aims of a 2020 Election Probe

By Frederica Freyberg, Marisa Wojcik | Here & Now

September 24, 2021

Barry Burden, director of the UW-Madison Elections Research Center, responds to former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman's statement about investigating the 2020 vote in the state.

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