Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, the spouse of Supreme Court docket Justice Clarence Thomas, emailed Wisconsin legislators in November 2020 and requested them to successfully reverse then-President Donald Trump‘s election loss to President Joe Biden in that state, in line with emails disclosed Thursday.

It was already identified that the conservative advocate Ginni Thomas had contacted legislators in Arizona with an identical request searching for to undo Biden’s victory there.

The Washington Submit first reported Thursday that she wrote two Republican legislators in Wisconsin, state Sen. Kathy Bernier and state Rep. Gary Tauchen, on Nov. 9, 2020, at “nearly the identical time the Arizona lawmakers acquired a verbatim copy of the message from Thomas.”

Bernier on the time was the chair of the state Senate elections committee.

Thomas despatched the emails days after Trump refused to concede the election to Biden, vowing, “we’ll be going to the U.S. Supreme Court docket.” The topic strains of her messages learn, “Please do your Constitutional obligation!”

“Please stand sturdy within the face of media and political stress,” these emails mentioned, in line with The Submit, which obtained them from the watchdog group Documented.

“Please mirror on the superior authority granted to you by our Structure. After which please take motion to make sure that a clear slate of Electors is chosen for our state,” Thomas wrote.

Documented obtained the emails by a request underneath Wisconsin’s public data legal guidelines. The group posted a replica of the emails on-line later Thursday.

The report comes greater than a month after Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., mentioned the choose Home committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, pro-Trump riot on the U.S. Capitol was contemplating issuing a subpoena to Ginni Thomas.

Thomas despatched the emails to Arizona and Wisconsin lawmakers through the net web site FreeRoots, which offers pre-written messages that may be despatched to a number of elected officers.

Arizona and Wisconsin despatched Biden electors to the Electoral Faculty, as he gained the favored vote in each states. The Electoral Faculty then named him the winner of the 2020 election.

A lawyer for Thomas and a spokeswoman for the Supreme Court docket didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark from CNBC about her emails.

Thomas’ advocacy for conservative causes whereas her husband serves on the excessive courtroom has generated controversy in recent times.

Thomas despatched 29 messages to Trump White Home chief of workers Mark Meadows after the 2020 election encouraging him to pursue then-ongoing efforts to undo Biden’s victory, CBS Information reported in March.

“Assist This Nice President stand agency, Mark!!!…You’re the chief, with him, who’s standing for America’s constitutional governance on the precipice,” she wrote Meadows on Nov. 10, 2020. “The bulk is aware of Biden and the Left is making an attempt the best Heist of our Historical past.”

A number of efforts to successfully overturn Trump’s losses in battleground states ended up on the Supreme Court docket after the election. None of these efforts succeeded.

In January, Clarence Thomas was the one Supreme Court docket justice to assist Trump’s request to dam White Home data from being despatched to the Home committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot.

That riot started after Trump and his allies falsely claimed for weeks that he had truly gained the presidential election and that Biden’s victory was the results of widespread poll fraud in states that included Arizona and Wisconsin.

The violence disrupted a joint session of Congress for hours as lawmakers gathered to substantiate Biden’s Electoral Faculty win.