Happy Election Day!

We handle some minor technical issues as we discuss what’s the bigger story of the day: Wisconsin’s election or Trump’s indictment?

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What’s the Biggest Story: Wisconsin’s Election or Trump’s Indictment

Hands down. Wisconsin’s election.

Election Day Basics

• Polls are open until 8 p.m. All eligible voters in line at 8 p.m. will be able to vote.
• To see what is on your ballot specifically, check your voter registration and find your polling place, visit myvote.wi.gov.
• To cast a ballot, a form of identification is required.
  • Voters can bring a Wisconsin driver’s license, even if driving privileges are revoked or suspended; a Wisconsin Identification Card from the Department of Motor Vehicles, which are available for free; a military ID; or a U.S. passport.
• In-person registration is available at polling places on election day.
  • All voters must have proof of residency with their registration. Documents such as utility bills issued within the last 90 days; bank, credit union, credit card, or mortgage statements; paychecks; and leases are accepted documents, among others.

Due to technical difficulties, there is no video for this first-hour episode!