The suit attempts to exclude more than 221,000 ballots in the state's two most Democrat-heavy counties.
The lawsuit arises after the state finished its partial recount and after Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers on Monday night formally approved Joe Biden as the state's winner.
The legal team in Wisconsin, directed by former Wisconsin Circuit Court Judge Jim Troupis, stated that the recount gave the campaign a "unique ability" to review ballots.
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Troupis said the state's electoral votes "likely won't change the overall outcome," but "exposing exactly how the election processes were abused in Wisconsin holds enormous value for this election beyond a victory for President Trump. Regardless, we're demonstrating that the results of this election unequivocally ought to be questioned."
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In the lawsuit, the campaign attacks that officials on the Wisconsin Elections Commission and the city clerks of Milwaukee and Madison "willfully disregarded the current statute and made conscious efforts to circumvent Wisconsin election law."
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This ended in tens of thousands of votes cast "well outside of the bounds of Wisconsin law," the campaign further says.
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The lawsuit further alleges that the law was broken many times through altered certification of absentee ballot envelopes, voting events called "Democracy in the Park" where ballots were accepted, a lack of needed absentee ballot applications, and unlawful claims of indefinite confinement.
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In the legal action, the campaign says that election officials accepted ballots without a needed absentee application on file, even though the state's law requires that request forms be presented before a voter can cast an absentee ballot, and such ballots have to "be called into question."
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The campaign further led to a state law requiring ballots to be returned to voters to correct and resubmit if they are filled out wrongly, have missing information, or are damaged, saying that municipal clerks were "illegally altering ballot envelopes themselves."
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The suit moreover maintains that voters were allowed to circumvent voter ID laws by claiming an absentee voting status that was only to be used by people who are indefinitely confined. Democrat election officials in March had told voters they could claim the status because of the coronavirus pandemic, the campaign says, but that was canceled by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Still, the number of people saying they were separated indefinitely jumped by nearly 600% in Dane County and 500% in Milwaukee County.
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Evers, the Wisconsin Elections Commission, and the Biden campaign did not immediately respond to the request for comment.
Though, Trump seemed to acknowledge that his legal bid to overturn the election results "probably" wouldn't get to the U.S. Supreme Court, which has been the goal of his legal team.
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