[EL] can wisconsin provisional ballots be sorted by party?

[Robbin Stewart]

Sorry about replying to my own question. I just found out in Wisconsin the
ballots have both sets of candidates listed on one ballot, so there's no
way to know which provisional ballots are which, assuming election
officials wouldn't let them be inspected by hand. Perhaps that could be
done by subpoena in Frank v Walker, but not just by some interested
journalist or scholar.
Still wondering about North Carolina.

On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 8:54 AM, Robbin Stewart <gtbear at gmail.com> wrote:

> A number of states have had primaries recently involving voter ID.
> Wisconsin and North Carolina are examples.
> We know, or can find out, how many voter ID provisional ballots are out
> there, and how many got counted and how many didn't.
> But what I'm wondering is do we know, or can it be found out,
> how many of those provisional votes are for the Democratic ballot and how
> many are for the GOP ballot, or is that information unobtainable?
>
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