SB685,,959554.25 (2) (c) 1. g. The right to register to vote or to vote in an election, if the court finds that the individual is incapable of understanding the objective of the elective process. Also, in accordance with s. 6.03 (3), any elector of a municipality may petition the circuit court for a determination that an individual residing in the municipality is incapable of understanding the objective of the elective process and thereby ineligible to register to vote or to vote in an election. This determination shall be made by the court in accordance with the procedures specified in this paragraph. If a petition is filed under this subd. 1. g., the finding of the court shall be limited to a determination as to voting eligibility. The appointment of a guardian is not required for an individual whose sole limitation is ineligibility to vote. The No later than one business day after the date of a determination, the court shall notify the elections commission by electronic means of the determination of the court. In addition, the determination of the court shall be communicated in writing by the clerk of court to the election official or agency charged under s. 6.48, 6.92, 6.925, 6.93, or 7.52 (5) with the responsibility for determining challenges to registration and voting that may be directed against that elector. The determination may be reviewed as provided in s. 54.64 (2) and. The court shall notify election official or agency charged under s. 6.48, 6.92, 6.925, 6.93, or 7.52 (5) with the responsibility for determining challenges to registration and voting that may be directed against that elector of any subsequent determination of the court shall be likewise communicated by the clerk of court no later than one business day after the determination. All notices provided under this subd. 1. g. shall include the full name; address, including city, state, and zip code; and date of birth of the individual subject to the determination. If the court appoints a guardian for an individual who is ineligible to vote, the guardian shall report an address change for the individual to the court within 10 business days of the change and the court shall notify the elections commission by electronic means of that address change using the methods described in this subd. 1. g. no later than one business day after receiving the information.

SB685,,979766.0512 Whistleblower protection for certain disclosures made by municipal clerks. No municipal clerk may be discharged, disciplined, demoted, or otherwise discriminated against in regard to employment, or threatened with any such treatment, as a reprisal because the clerk lawfully reported, or is believed to have reported, witnessing what the clerk reasonably believed to be election fraud or irregularities. For purposes of this section, “lawfully reported” means a report of information the disclosure of which is not expressly prohibited by state or federal law, rule, or regulation.

SB685,,9999756.04 (11) (am) Notwithstanding par. (a), each clerk of circuit court shall notify the appropriate county clerk or board of election commissioners and the elections commission of any prospective juror included on the list of prospective jurors received by the clerk of circuit court under sub. (3m) whose returned juror qualification form shows that the person is not qualified for jury service in that circuit under s. 756.02 because the person either is not a U.S. citizen or does not live in the circuit for which he or she was called for jury duty. The clerk of circuit court shall determine the appropriate county clerk or board of election commissioners for notification under this paragraph on the basis of the address information used for mailing the juror qualification forms. Unless otherwise ordered by a court upon a showing of good cause, notifications provided under this paragraph shall be kept confidential and are not subject to the right of inspection and copying under s. 19.35 (1).