Wisconsin voters will head to the polls Nov. 3, during a time of rising antisemitism, controversy for Israel, and uncertainty about the future.
Voters will elect a governor, attorney general, members of Congress, state legislators and other officials, while also deciding three proposed amendments to the Wisconsin Constitution.
David Crowley; Photographer: Christopher Dilts
This Election Day is also a national midterm election that will serve as the first statewide referendum on President Donald Trump’s second administration.
The marquee statewide contest is the race for governor between Democrat David Crowley, the Milwaukee County executive, and Republican Tom Tiffany, currently representing northern Wisconsin in Congress.
Another closely watched statewide race pits Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul against Republican Eric Toney, the Fond du Lac County district attorney.
In Congress, all eight Wisconsin seats in the U.S. House of Representatives are on the ballot. Milwaukee-area voters in the 1st District will choose between Republican incumbent Bryan Steil and Democrat Mitchell Berman. Voters in Milwaukee’s 4th Congressional District will elect a representative, choosing among incumbent Democratic Rep. Gwen Moore, Republican Tim Rogers and independent Arthur Burks
Tom Tiffany
Voters can check their registration, view a sample ballot and find their polling place at MyVote.wi.gov. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.
This article has been corrected after an error in print, regarding the plans of Democratic Rep. Gwen Moore. She is running for reelection.
