Election

Sunday, Nov. 3, was the last chance for Milwaukee voters to hit the polls before Election Day.

Former President Barack Obama returned to Milwaukee on Sunday, Nov. 3, to campaign for the Harris-Walz ticket, and a trio of Republicans rallied support for Trump-Vance ticket later the same day.

In Wisconsin, more than one million people have already cast their ballot – and the early-voting trend continued in Milwaukee on Saturday.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will rally in Milwaukee on Friday night, Nov. 1.

Former President Barack Obama will campaign in Milwaukee on Sunday. A trio of speakers will rally support for Donald Trump later that day.

The Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaigns both visit the Milwaukee area on Nov. 1. Several roads will be closed, and traffic delays are expected.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will rally in Milwaukee on Friday, Nov. 1 as their battleground state push continues.

State law defines voting as a "constitutional right," but it says absentee voting is a "privilege" that must be "carefully regulated." That privilege goes back to 1862.

The numbers are so close that Wisconsin could go either way on Election Day, which is why you could get a whiplash from all the campaign visits from both sides.

Democratic incumbent Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde are both out on the campaign trail with less than a week before the election.

The presidential election is days away and here’s how Americans feel about the candidates ahead of November 5.