WI AB223

Requires circulators of nomination papers for most candidates to be qualified electors of Wisconsin, removing the previous option allowing non-resident U.S. citizens aged 18+ to circulate papers

Creates an exception for presidential and vice presidential nomination papers, which may still be circulated by non-resident U.S. citizens aged 18 or older who would not be disqualified from voting if they were Wisconsin residents

Mandates that recall petition circulators must be qualified electors of Wisconsin, establishing a stricter residency requirement than for general nomination papers

Amends multiple statutes (8.10, 8.15, 8.20, 8.40, and 9.10) to implement consistent circulator certification requirements across different petition types

Establishes that a petition signature sheet is invalid if the circulator is not a qualified elector of Wisconsin (for recall petitions specifically)