WI Lawmakers Are Hold A Hearing On General Election Paid Consultant With Ties To Mark Zuckerberg

Wisconsin Lawmakers Are Holding A Hearing Today On A General Election Review After News Broke That A Paid Consultant With Ties To Mark Zuckerberg Had Early Access To The Absentee Voting Center.

The Investigation Conducted By The Wisconsin Spotlight Revealed 68 Emails Which They Say Prove That Zuckerberg's Funded Organization Entitled ' The Center For Tech And Civil Life' Was Given Access To Boxes Of Absentee Ballots Before The Election.

The Report Indicates That The De Facto Elections Administrator For That Group Had Four Of The Five Keys To The Ballroom Where The Ballots Were Stored And Counted And Directed His Team To Correct Or 'Cure' Absentee Ballots

According To The Emails, The City's Mayor Eric Genrich And His Staff Took The Authority Away From The Clerk And Let The Zuckerberg Funded Grant Team Take Control.

The Report States That Zuckerberg Gave More Than $5 Million Dollars In Grant Funding To Wisconsin's Five Largest Communities, $1.6 Million Of Those Dollars Went Directly To Green Bay.

Following The Report Wisconsin Lawmakers Called For An Investigation Into Green Bay's Mayor And Also Called For His Resignation.

The Chair Of The Senate's Elections Committee Said, “The Public Has A Right To Know To What Extent Democrat Operatives And Mayoral Staff, Among Others, Interfered With The Job Of Clerks In Administering Elections,”

The Mayors Office Has Denied All Claims Of Wrongdoing, Saying They Are “Completely Without Merit."

Zuckerberg Awarded More Than $250 Million In Election Grants Nationwide.