Published February 19, 2013, 09:02 AM
-- Not even one of every 10 Wisconsin voters is expected to go to the polls today, to help nominate finalists in a crucial State Supreme Court race.
Today is primary election day
Wisconsin News-- Not even one of every 10 Wisconsin voters is expected to go to the polls today, to help nominate finalists in a crucial State Supreme Court race.
Not even one of every 10 Wisconsin voters is expected to go to the polls today, to help nominate finalists in a crucial State Supreme Court race.
The court’s one-vote conservative majority is at stake again, as incumbent Pat Roggensack faces a primary challenge by Marquette law professor Ed Fallone, who’s backed by Democrats – and Milwaukee lemon law attorney Vince Megna, a self-avowed Democrat. The top two vote-getters will move on to the April general election.
A state Assembly seat in Waukesha County is also up for grabs today – and there are numerous local government and school board primaries. All polls open at seven this morning, and close at eight tonight.
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