The Wisconsin Senate can gain a supermajority in a special election to fill an open seat. The supermajority would allow the GOP to impeach Gov. Tony Evers and other office holders.
Republican state Rep. Dan Knodl defeated a Democratic attorney to win an open Senate seat in Tuesday’s special election, creating a GOP supermajority in the chamber that could be used to impeach Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and other office holders.
Knodl won an open Senate seat in Tuesday's special election, creating a GOP supermajority in the chamber that could be used to impeach Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.