How election conspiracy theories turned local politics 'toxic' in one Wisconsin city
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46% : Now, Green Bay's nonpartisan city council races -- traditionally quiet affairs that focus on taxes and roads -- feature ads from a GOP super PAC questioning whether the city's elections are legitimate and a Democratic super PAC urging voters to "keep Wisconsin elections fair, secure and accessible."23% : The conflict is part of a broader battle in Wisconsin, where Republican legislators and local law enforcement are still probing the 2020 vote and Donald Trump's unfounded claims of fraud have become a GOP litmus test.
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