Wisconsin’s primary is Tuesday. Here’s what to know
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A ballot is dropped in a voting machine during early voting at Midtown Center at 4170 56th St. in Milwaukee. Wisconsin's partisan primary election is Tuesday.
Wisconsin’s partisan primary on Tuesday will mark the end of a particularly chaotic battle for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, shifting attention to the state’s first open race for Wisconsin’s executive office in more than 15 years this November.
WisconsinEye and WisPolitics–State Affairs are proud to present Campaign 2026 gubernatorial primary election candidate interviews. Hosted by WisPolitics – State Affairs Editor JR Ross and produced by WisconsinEye. Hear directly from the candidates on issues that define their platform and vision for the state of Wisconsin to inform your vote on August 11th. Highlighted programming features candidates addressing issues regarding public safety. Features: Joel Brennan, David Crowley, Francesca Hong, Andrew Manske, and Kelda Roys. *Note: Congressman Tom Tiffany, Republican gubernatorial candidate, was invited but declined to participate.
A ballot is dropped in a voting machine during early voting at Midtown Center at 4170 56th St. in Milwaukee. Wisconsin's partisan primary election is Tuesday.
