The chairman of the Republican Party of Fond du Lac County says voters did nothing wrong in the presidential election and members of his party are trying to disenfranchise people as part of the GOP’s post-election strategy. Rohn Bishop says there was no fraud in the election. He says the Trump campaign is pushing for a drawdown based on a technicality that helped voters vote and have been commonly used for early voting for more than ten years. Bishop says voters did nothing wrong and there are plenty of checks and balances in the voting system. “The way I voted in Waupun two Fridays before the election was the way I’ve been doing it for nearly 15 years for early voting,” Bishop told WFDL news. “It was the Republican majority and governor Scott Walker in the first couple years of his first term who past these current election laws and the rules we have on the books for the most part, and I supported those.” Bishop says it was clean and fair election. Meanwhile, Bishop says the outcome of the recount in Dane and Milwaukee counties didn’t come as a surprise. “Yeah, the Trump campaign spent $3 million to give Joe Biden 87 more votes.”
