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Vance and Milwaukee mayor swap remarks on election oversight

Vice President JD Vance visits Milwaukee to talk about fraud allegations in government programs, with Democratic Mayor Cavalier Johnson asking the Republican to visit the city's election operations.

By Steven Potter | Here & Now

July 10, 2026 • Southeast Region

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