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West Baraboo resident Kathy Gray signs her name in the poll book as her husband, Frank, waits in line Tuesday morning at Village Hall.
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West Baraboo resident Melinda Zufall feeds her ballot into a voting machine Tuesday morning at village hall.
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Mikka Roessler fills out a ballot Tuesday at the Baraboo Civic Center.
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Bill Armstrong, Baraboo, inserts a completed ballot into the counter Tuesday at Baraboo Civic Center.
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Election Chief Inspector Pam Jones processes absentee ballots Tuesday at Portage City Hall.
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Election workers routinely wipe down and sanitize the ballot machine and the individual voting station throughout the day Tuesday during the spring primary election at Portage City Hall.
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Portage City Clerk Marie Moe talks about absentee ballot processing to election workers Tuesday at City Hall.
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Erica Helwig receives ballot instructions Oct. 21 at the Portage Municipal Building. Helwig, 21, cast her first vote in a presidential election through in-person early voting because she said it's a safer option than standing in line on Election Day during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Erica Helwig fills out her ballot Oct. 21 at the Portage Municipal Building. Helwig, 21, decided to cast her first vote in a presidential election through in-person early voting because she said it's a safer option than standing in line on Election Day, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Poll worker Sue Barton feeds an absentee ballot into a machine Aug. 11 at Portage City Hall during Wisconsin's partisan primary election.
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Patti Hauser-Kassner, of Lewiston, Randolph Clerk Maxine DeYoung, Lewiston Clerk Kurt Kassner and Hampden Clerk Diane Guenther wait with ballot bags while spaced apart April 13 in the lobby of the Columbia County Administrative Building.
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Poll worker Matt Foster wipes down polling stations during the spring election April 7 in the basement of Portage city hall.
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Becky Ness, deputy clerk for the city of Portage, explains the absentee ballot process to a voter days before the April election from behind a sheet of plastic at the Portage Municipal Building. Organizers also put curtains of plastic in front of poll workers during the election to prevent possible transmission of COVID-19.
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Baraboo City Clerk Brenda Zeman, left, and poll worker Ann Adkins count absentee ballots Tuesday afternoon at the civic center in Baraboo.
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Gerald Cote signs a poll book Tuesday at the Baraboo Civic Center.
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Election Day 2020 in Baraboo
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West Baraboo residents stand in land before preparing and casting their ballots in the Nov. 3 election.Â
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West Baraboo resident Kathy Gray signs her name in the poll book as her husband, Frank, waits in line Tuesday morning at Village Hall.
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West Baraboo resident Melinda Zufall feeds her ballot into a voting machine Tuesday morning at village hall.
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West Baraboo residents Ron Rupert and Melinda Zufall fill out their ballots Tuesday morning at village hall.
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Mikka Roessler fills out a ballot Tuesday at the Baraboo Civic Center.
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Baraboo voter Ryan Ramnarace signs an electronic poll book Tuesday at the Civic Center before collecting a ballot.
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Bill Armstrong, Baraboo, inserts a completed ballot into the counter Tuesday at Baraboo Civic Center.
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Election workers routinely wipe down and sanitize the ballot machine and the individual voting station throughout the day Tuesday during the spring primary election at Portage City Hall.
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Portage City Clerk Marie Moe talks about absentee ballot processing to election workers Tuesday at City Hall.
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Erica Helwig receives ballot instructions Oct. 21 at the Portage Municipal Building. Helwig, 21, cast her first vote in a presidential election through in-person early voting because she said it's a safer option than standing in line on Election Day during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Springvale Clerk Becky Gutzman signs in before dropping off town ballots April 13 at the Columbia County Administrative Building.
BRIDGET COOKE, Portage Daily RegisterBallot day at courthouse
Patti Hauser-Kassner, of Lewiston, Randolph Clerk Maxine DeYoung, Lewiston Clerk Kurt Kassner and Hampden Clerk Diane Guenther wait with ballot bags while spaced apart April 13 in the lobby of the Columbia County Administrative Building.
BRIDGET COOKE, Portage Daily RegisterDisinfecting poll stations in Portage
Poll worker Matt Foster wipes down polling stations during the spring election April 7 in the basement of Portage city hall.
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Baraboo City Clerk Brenda Zeman, left, and poll worker Ann Adkins count absentee ballots Tuesday afternoon at the civic center in Baraboo.
SUSAN ENDRES, News RepublicElection Day 2020 in West Baraboo (copy)
West Baraboo residents stand in land before preparing and casting their ballots in the Nov. 3 election.Â
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Gableman has asked the court, which plans to take up the matter on Dec. 22, to compel the two mayors to meet with him.
Gableman has asked the court, which plans to take up the matter on Dec. 22, to compel the two mayors to meet with him.
