We’ve entered the home stretch ahead of the 2024 election, with early in-person absentee voting underway in several Wisconsin communities and just days to go until November 5th.
As part of our “Decision Wisconsin” coverage, WTMJ’s Adam Roberts explores what you will notice on your ballot once you head to the polls.
In Racine and Kenosha Counties, a high-profile race will play out in the Wisconsin Assembly, multiple schools head to referendum, and in Kenosha County there will be a new district attorney.
Commonly referred to as the W.O.W. Counties, Washington, Ozaukee, and Waukesha have traditionally been Republican strongholds. While still predominantly red, the counties have begun to turn more purple over the last few election cycles. This year, there are multiple toss-ups in the three counties.
In Milwaukee County, voters will cast their ballots in the Presidential and U.S. Senate races and in hotly contested state races in both the Assembly and Senate.
Ballots across Wisconsin will include a state constitution change as well as several school district funding items.
You can find a full version of the ballot in your voting ward, complete with each election relevant to your location, here.
Stay tuned for more ballot explainers throughout the week!
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