(The Center Square) – Wisconsin voters can complete early in-person voting beginning Tuesday for the Nov. 3 general election.
Municipal offices around the state have differing hours to complete the process, where voters both request and complete absentee ballot voting at a voting facility. The early in-person absentee process ends on Nov. 1.
The state has seen 173,164 absentee ballots returned statewide out of the 364,888 requested. Ballots must arrive at the voting precinct by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted.
“Although voter behaviors are difficult to forecast, the data so far indicates that local clerks should prepare for higher turnout during in-person absentee voting,” Wisconsin Election Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe said in a statement.
Governor candidates Tom Tiffany, a Republican, and Democrat David Crowley will participate in a debate available statewide on WisconsinEye between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Wednesday, hosted by WISN’s Matt Smith and Gerron Jordan at Marquette University.
Voters can find their early in-person absentee voting hours on MyVote.wi.gov and must bring acceptable voter identification to the location.