HARLOW: There are now more cases that are linked to the Wisconsin primary election held earlier this month. Health officials say at least 23 people who voted in person or worked at the polls have tested positive for coronavirus. Wisconsin was the only state to hold in person voting this month after Republican lawmakers in the state's Supreme Court blocked efforts to hold mail-in voting or postpone the election there altogether until June.</s>SCIUTTO: Today, public libraries, golf courses and arts and craft stores will be allowed to reopen across the state. We're joined now by the Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin Mandela Barnes. Lieutenant Governor, we appreciate you taking the time this morning.</s>MANDELA BARNES, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN: Hey, good morning, Jim and Poppy, thanks so much for having me.</s>SCIUTTO: So 23 people who went out to exercise their right to vote as you know, there was an attempt by the governor, your colleague, to delay this, to allow more mail-in voting, absentee ballots. END
Officials: Twenty Three Cases Now Linked to Wisconsin Primary Election