The Wisconsin Supreme Court is deliberating the legality of mobile voting vans, specifically one used in Racine for early absentee voting in 2022. Republicans argue that the vans violate state law and disproportionately benefit Democratic areas, while the city of Racine and the Democratic National Committee contend that there is no legal prohibition against their use. The court's decision will not impact the upcoming November election, but it will shape the future of mobile voting sites in Wisconsin. Central to the debate is whether Racine County Republican Party Chairman Ken Brown has standing to sue, with some justices questioning the basis of his grievance. The case follows a prior ruling that deemed the van illegal, which was temporarily upheld by the court. Racine officials assert that the van was intended to enhance voter accessibility, while critics raise concerns about potential voter fraud and partisan favoritism in election laws.