Madison County Supervisor Investigated for Election Misconduct, Voter Intimidation

Two separate investigations are underway into election-related misconduct in different U.S. counties. In Wyoming, a legislative subcommittee is being formed to investigate election ballot handling errors by Weston County Clerk Becky Hadlock, aiming to understand the incident and consider potential legislative changes, though it lacks authority to prosecute or remove her. Meanwhile, in Madison County, Iowa, Supervisor Heather Stancil is under investigation for possible election misconduct and voter intimidation following a Facebook comment about offsetting special election costs by shrinking government; the case has been referred to the Iowa Attorney General's Office. This arose after local dissatisfaction with the appointment of a new county auditor without a special election, prompting citizen petitions. Wisconsin authorities have also issued warnings about what constitutes illegal voter intimidation, emphasizing the importance of protecting voters and election workers from coercion and threats. These developments highlight ongoing concerns about election integrity and voter rights across multiple states.