The Wisconsin voter fraud trial is set to begin just two months before the start of the 2024 presidential election

Just two months before the 2024 presidential election, a jury trial is scheduled to begin in a lawsuit seeking $2.4 million in damages from Republicans who tried to cast Wisconsin’s 10 electoral college votes for Donald Trump in 2020, even though he lost .

Dane County District Judge Frank Remington on Wednesday scheduled the trial to begin on September 3, 2024 and set it to last a month. The defendants are expected to file a motion to dismiss the case in the coming weeks. Many more legal actions are expected over the next year that could impact when the trial begins.

Democrats filed lawsuits against Trump’s fake voters and two of his attorneys, arguing they broke a number of laws and were part of a conspiracy by Trump and his allies to redeem his defeat in the 2020 presidential campaign. It is also intended to prevent Republicans from ever acting as voters again.

Prominent Conservatives say election was lost, not stolen

In Wisconsin and other embattled states where Trump was defeated in 2020, sham voters gathered trying to vote for the former president even though he lost. Republicans who attended in Wisconsin said they were trying to protect Trump’s legal standing in the event courts overturned his defeat.

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President Joe Biden won Wisconsin by nearly 21,000 votes, a result that has withstood recounts, partisan investigations, bipartisan scrutiny and multiple lawsuits.