Joe Handrick’s Thursday Night Examination of the Wisconsin Early Vote
Originally published March 27, 2025
Here’s my latest update on early vote totals from Wisconsin.
We have statewide races for State Supreme Court and Superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction, as well as Constitutional amendment regarding the required use of photo identification, and voting culminates on Election Day, next Tuesday.
We compare this year’s early vote totals with those of the previous Supreme Court race from two years ago.
Now, this chart, below, breaks down counties by their partisan nature.
Same disclaimers as usual: Wisconsin does not have voter registration by party, so no one knows which candidate is ahead, by county or in total.
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Increased early voting COULD translate into more total votes if it’s not cannibalizing election day vote.
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Brian Fraley is the publisher of Dairyland Sentinel, which he founded in 2023. A native of Milwaukee, he grew up in Wauwatosa. He is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin and has been involved in Wisconsin public policy, politics and journalism since 1985. He currently lives in Waukesha County with his wife and two daughters.
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