A conservative think tank is suing Wisconsin Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski, accusing her of blocking an open records request.
The Institute for Reforming Government, a conservative, Wisconsin-based policy group, filed an open records request with Godlewski’s office on the same day she was appointed. The request asked for copies of all correspondence La Follette had sent to Evers, Godlewski and deputy secretaries of state in the year before he resigned.
Godlewski’s office confirmed on May 25, after the IRG sent multiple emails asking for updates, that it had received the request, according to a complaint filed in Waukesha County Court on Tuesday and provided to the AP in advance. The complaint alleges that since May 25, Godlewski’s office has not turned over any records, denied the request, or sent an update — effectively blocking the request.
In his resignation letter, La Follette said he was leaving because he was tired of working with such limited resources.
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