Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
I don't know how they deal with petitions in WI, but here in LIBERAL California each signature is checked against the county's file. If the voter listed their current residential address on file and the sig matches, it is counted ONCE and only once, no matter how many times a person signs. They MUST be registered to vote.
well it appears that in wisconsin, they just check to see if it's actually on paper
GAB officials say Mickey Mouse and Hitler signatures might count - The Lakeland Times - Minocqua, Wisc.
That would be counter to WI recall requirements so I question the validity of that claim.
Individual Signature Requirements
The specific requirements that apply to each signature on a petition to recall a local officeholder are listed here and can also be found in El.Bd. 2.09, Wis. Adm.Code.
The signature listed must be that of a qualified elector of the jurisdiction or district
represented by the officeholder.
The full address, including municipality of residence, of each signer must be listed on the petition and must be within the election district or jurisdiction of the officeholder.
Each signature must be dated when it is affixed to the petition.
The date of the signature must be within 60 days from the date the recall petitioner registered with the filing officer.
The date of the signature must not be later than the date of the circulators signature in
the Certification of Circulator.
RECALL OF LOCAL
ELECTED OFFICIALS