Fake Trump voters in Wisconsin accept Biden’s 2020 victory as a settlement

A group of ten fake Republican voters who attempted to certify Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory. in Wisconsin to overturn the 2020 presidential election, accepted as part of a lawsuit on Wednesday that former President Donald J. Trump had lost the election.

The settlement was the first of its kind involving rogue actors in battleground states who, out of loyalty to Mr. Trump, promoted conspiracy theories about election fraud and filed paperwork claiming he won the election.

The defendants in the case, who were among a series of allies of Mr. Trump in Wisconsin, agreed that they would not serve as Electoral College delegates in the 2024 presidential race or any other election involving the former president participate in the vote.

The settlement was reached about 18 months after two Democrats, who served as Wisconsin electors in the 2020 election, sued 10 Republicans over their efforts to subvert the outcome. The settlement was previously reported by The Washington Post.

The case overlaps with ongoing prosecutions in Michigan and Georgia of several Mr. Trump loyalists posing as legitimate presidential electors in those battleground states, which Mr. Biden also carried in 2020.