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MADISON, Wis. (AP) β€” Voters in Wisconsin could be seeing double on Election Day if the practice of fusion voting β€” which allows the same candidate to appear on the ballot under multiple party lines β€” makes a comeback in the battleground state.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks to legalize the practice, saying it would empower independent voters and lesser-known political parties at a time of increasingly bitter partisanship between Republicans and Democrats. The lawsuit comes just four weeks after the that broke records for spending and saw massive involvement from the two parties and partisan interests.