2022 Midterm Elections

Governor Tony Evers and his challenger, Tim Michels, were both out on the campaign trail Sunday, both urging people to get out to the polls, but they have very different ideas on what that should look like moving forward.

With Election Day less than three days away, Wisconsin's candidates for U.S. Senate are using the time left to fight for your vote in the midterm elections.

For those who have chosen to cast their ballots on the day of the general election in Wisconsin on Tuesday, Nov. 8, there may be lingering questions.

A Wisconsin judge sided with Republicans who accused a Green Bay city clerk of not letting poll watchers see the entire absentee voting process.

Two Wisconsin judges shot down attempts seeking orders that election clerks must accept absentee ballots that contain partial addresses of witnesses.

Wisconsin has a well-earned reputation as a swing state – and there is plenty on the line when voters take to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

The latest Marquette University Law School poll was released on Wednesday, Nov. 2. It is the university's last poll before Election Day.

U.S. Senate candidates Ron Johnson and Mandela Barnes are making a final push to get Wisconsin voters to the polls with the election one week away.

Voters aged 18 to 29 set the age group’s national record in 2018. That was a good year for Democrats, who won Wisconsin and the U.S. House of Representatives. Young voters this year are about the same percentage that was registered in record-setting November 2018.

Former President Barack Obama on Saturday, Oct. 29 campaigned for Wisconsin Democrats at Milwaukee's North Division High School.

With Election Day less than two weeks away, national reinforcements have come to help Gov. Tony Evers and Tim Michels win Wisconsin.

Latino voters helped Joe Biden win Wisconsin and the White House in 2020. This year, Wisconsin's largest minority group, Latino or Hispanic, can again play an important role in who wins the midterm election.