The Latest: Elections Commission stands by its leader

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on response to Attorney General Brad Schimel's investigation into information leaks (all times local):

4:35 p.m.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission is standing behind its leader, even as one Republican state senator is calling for his resignation.

The commission on Tuesday approved a resolution of support for administrator Michael Haas. He's led the commission since it was created after the now-defunct Government Accountability Board was disbanded in 2015. Haas also worked for the GAB.

State Sen. Steve Naas has called for Haas and chief elections attorney Nate Judnic to resign. He's also called for resignations of the top two officials at the Ethics Commission.