Overview
- Democratic Gov. Tony Evers and GOP Sen. Ron Johnson are both running for reelection.
- An open-seat race in the state’s 3rd District is viewed as a potential GOP pickup.
Race ratings
CNN’s Election Center uses race ratings by Inside Elections with Nathan L. Gonzales
Senate and governor race ratings
House race ratings
Key dates and voting information
- October 25: Early in-person voting begins in Wisconsin
- November 3: Last day to request an absentee/mail-in ballot in Wisconsin
- November 6: Last day to vote early in person in Wisconsin
- November 8: Last day to register to vote in Wisconsin
- November 8: Election Day
- Election Day polls open: 7 a.m. local time (CT)
- Election Day polls close: 8 p.m. local time (CT)
- Look up your voter registration status
- Register to vote in Wisconsin
- Look up your polling location
- ID requirements to vote
- Wisconsin Elections Commission website
Redistricting in Wisconsin
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court adopted Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed congressional lines as the state’s new map.
- It keeps Wisconsin’s eight congressional districts largely intact and likely maintains the Republican advantage in the House delegation.
- In the 4-3 majority opinion, Wisconsin Justice Brian Hagedorn wrote that Evers’ map came closest to the “least change” directive the court said it would strive to adopt when it took over the map-drawing process.
- The court got involved after Evers vetoed the map the Republican-controlled state legislature passed last year.
Key primary results
2020 election results from Wisconsin
Guide to the 2022 midterms
Latest headlines and analysis
Politics resources
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