Local voters will head the polls on Tuesday, August 14th, to take part in one of the most significant primary elections in years in Wisconsin. While voter turnout in primaries, even important ones, is traditionally very low, the outcome of this election will play a key role in deciding who the state’s next governor is, as well as shaping a variety of other important races. 

This is a Partisan Primary, which means you may only vote in one party’s races - either Democratic, Republican, Libertarian, Green or Constitution. If you choose a party and vote in races for more than one party,...