Ron Heuer Was A Member Of The Kewaunee County Board Of Canvassers. [Phone Call to Kewaunee County Clerk, 4/3/24]

HEUER WAS PRESIDENT OF WISCONSIN VOTER ALLIANCE, WHICH SUED TO OVERTURN BIDEN’S WIN IN WISCONSIN

Ron Heuer Was The President Of The Wisconsin Voter Alliance. According to Ron Heuer’s LinkedIn page, he was the president at the Wisconsin Voter Alliance. [LinkedIn, ron-heuer-3b68a13, accessed 08/28/2024]

Wisconsin Voter Alliance Listed Its Mission As Restoring Voting Integrity In The State Of Wisconsin. “Vision Statement To facilitate and coordinate restoration of voting integrity in the State of Wisconsin Mission Statement The mission of the Wisconsin Voter Alliance is to effect change to law and policies surrounding elections. We will accomplish this goal by creating multi-faceted objectives to restore voter confidence, and integrity in the election process.” [Wisconsin Voter Alliance, Our Mission, accessed 08/28/2024]

Wisconsin Voter Alliance Claimed That There Is Evidence The 2020 Election Was Stolen. “To get around censorship by the mainstream media of evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election, we funded billboards in WI-5 Cities.” [Wisconsin Voter Alliance, accessed 08/28/2024]

Wisconsin Voter Alliance Sued To Overturn Biden’s Election Win. “The WVA also filed two unsuccessful lawsuits that sought to overturn Biden's win in Wisconsin. Biden defeated Donald Trump by nearly 21,000 votes in Wisconsin in 2020, a result that has withstood independent and partisan audits and reviews, as well as lawsuits and the recounts Trump requested.” [ABC News, 9/9/24]

HEUER AND HIS ORGANIZATION SUED OVER WISCONSIN VOTER ROLLS

Ron Heuer And Wisconsin Voters Alliance Sued For Access To Guardianship Records To Cross Reference With Voter Rolls. “Liberal justices who control the Wisconsin Supreme Court voiced concerns Tuesday about the motives of a conservative activist who is seeking guardianship records in an effort to find ineligible voters while also appearing to cast doubt that the documents should be made public. The lawsuit tests the line between protecting personal privacy rights and ensuring that ineligible people can't vote. It is the latest attempt by those who questioned the outcome of the 2020 presidential race to cast doubt on the integrity of elections in the presidential swing state. “What it sounds to me like what you are trying to do is to introduce the fear that there is some sort of illegitimacy going on in the election in the state of Wisconsin, and that concerns me deeply,” said liberal Justice Jill Karofsky during oral arguments Tuesday. Former travel agent Ron Heuer and a group he leads, the Wisconsin Voters Alliance, allege that the number of ineligible voters doesn't match the count on Wisconsin's voter registration list. They want the state Supreme Court to rule that counties must release records filed when a judge determines that someone isn't competent to vote so that those names can be compared to the voter registration list.” [ABC News, 9/9/24]

HEUER WORKED FOR MICHAEL GABLEMAN’S SHAM ELECTION REVIEW

Ron Heuer Was Hired By Michael Gableman As Part Of His Sham Review Into Wisconsin’s 2020 Elections And Oversaw Investigation Into Nursing Homes. “Michael Gableman as part of his election review for Republicans hired one investigator who has sought to overturn the presidential results and another who this year worked closely with a felon to examine Wisconsin's ballots. [...] For months, Gableman has refused to name many of the people he has hired. On Wednesday, he named all but one of them. Among them is Ron Heuer, the president of the Wisconsin Voters Alliance and the chairman of the Kewaunee County Republican Party. Heuer is looking into voting at nursing homes as part of Gableman's review, Gableman said. The voters alliance brought three lawsuits over aspects of the election — two of which sought to overturn the results. Courts threw out all three cases.” [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 12/3/21]