Wisconsin supreme court weighs fate of top elections official targeted by right

Oral arguments in case of administrator Meagan Wolfe, focus of conspiracy-theory-fueled Republican campaign

The Wisconsin supreme court heard arguments on Monday in a case that could determine the fate of the state's top election administrator - a widely respected official who for the past four years has faced intense conspiracy-theory fueled backlash from Trump's base.

The Wisconsin elections commission administrator, Meagan Wolfe, drew ire in the wake of the 2020 election when pro-Trump activists made her a scapegoat in their false claims of a stolen election. Activists who supported Trump and rejected the results of the election protested against her role on the commission and pressured Republican lawmakers - who had previously appointed Wolfe unanimously to head the WEC - to oust her.