A Wisconsin judge has reiterated that voters who have already submitted absentee ballots for the state primary are unable to request new ones, a decision that follows a series of legal challenges regarding absentee voting rules. The ruling confirms that absentee voters cannot change their ballots or recast votes after their preferred candidates withdraw from the race. This has drawn criticism, especially from Democratic officials and voters concerned about the implications for those whose candidates have dropped out. In light of delays from the USPS, election officials continue to urge voters to promptly mail their ballots to ensure they are counted.