But in reality, some of these funds were used primarily for voter registration events and get out the vote efforts in Democratic leaning cities and towns. In my home state of Wisconsin, Zuckerbucks has sowed distrust in our elections. Let's take one example. In southeast Wisconsin, in the city of Racine, a mobile voting van traveled around the city of Racine, a historically Democratic city, to meet voters and collect early ballots. Racine election administrators use Zuckerbucks to buy what looks like a food truck, labeled it the clerk's office, then drove it around and collected ballots in highly profitable propensity Democratic areas. (01:49–02:02)
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Asserts that a mobile voting van was used in Racine, Wisconsin, to collect early ballots.
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