Wisconsin Meeting Speaker Robin Vos, the state's high Republican legislator, is going through calls to resign from these trying to decertify the 2020 presidential election outcomes.

Although Vos has agreed with authorized consultants who say the decertification is unlawful, he met with supporters of the concept earlier Wednesday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Folks with indicators studying "Vos no mas" and "Prosecute Vos" sat outdoors the listening to room, the report added.

Regardless of a surplus of proof that there was no widespread fraud within the 2020 election, some in Wisconsin nonetheless insist on decertifying the outcomes that gave President Joe Biden his victory within the state. Amongst Wisconsin's greater than 3 million individuals who solid ballots in 2020, solely 24 have been charged with voter fraud.

Within the election's battleground states, there weren't sufficient potential fraud instances to have made an influence on the presidential race's outcomes, a probe performed by the Related Press discovered. Vos even employed Michael Gableman, a Wisconsin lawyer and former state Supreme Court docket justice, to analyze potential fraud. Though Gableman laid out a plan to decertify the election, Vos stated, "We won't have a legislature decertify an election," WITI-TV reported.

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Wisconsin Meeting Speaker Robin Vos is going through calls to resign after saying he will not decertify the 2020 presidential election. Above, Vos addresses the Meeting throughout a contentious legislative session on December 4, 2018, in Madison.Photograph by Andy Manis/Getty Photos

Vos attended the assembly with the decertification supporters on the Wisconsin Capitol as a result of, he stated, "I am all the time open to listening to individuals who have variations of opinion," the Journal Sentinel reported.

After he got here out of the assembly, he advised reporters he believes there was widespread fraud, however he additionally stated he wouldn't transfer to decertify the election.

"I nonetheless consider that the Structure and my oath that I took as an elected official doesn't permit me to decertify any of the elections, whether or not I need to or not," he stated.

Vos traveled to Plover to satisfy with different Republican leaders after his Wednesday assembly on the Capitol, however he encountered a rally there calling for his resignation, the Journal Sentinel reported. A notable attendee of the rally was GOP state Consultant Tim Ramthun, who's operating for governor. One in all his principal platforms is asking for one more audit of the 2020 election.

Vos had requested Ramthun to go away the Capitol assembly earlier that day as a result of "we do not need to flip this right into a marketing campaign occasion," in line with WITI. In consequence, Ramthun stated in a web-based interview, he wished to punch Vos "proper within the nostril." Adam Steen, who's planning to run for Vos' seat within the Republican main, additionally joined the group, the Journal Sentinel stated.

Along with those that need to oust Vos for not decertifying the election, others have totally different causes for wanting him to resign. A public Fb group known as "ROBIN VOS We Demand You Resign!" expresses anger over his opposition to rescheduling the spring 2020 Wisconsin election.

"His insistence that the election be held on April 7 2020, regardless of Governor Tony Evers having rescheduled the election, endangered the lives of individuals who voted in addition to those that manned the polls as staff because of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) menace confronted throughout Wisconsin," the web page says.

The group additionally criticizes Vos' "inappropriate apparel," saying he's repeatedly "clothed in gadgets usually reserved for well being staff." The group, which has practically 200 members, wrote that this apparel is a "mockery of the election and has made individuals throughout the state and USA infuriated, thus bringing shame to the State."

Newsweek reached out to Vos for remark however didn't hear again earlier than publication.

Replace 03/17/22, 12:10 p.m. ET: This story was up to date so as to add extra data and background.