Many people avoid going to the polls on Election Day because they believe their vote won’t significantly impact the outcome of local or federal races. However, in a battleground state like ours case studies,

The Badger State has gone blue in almost every presidential election over the past several decades, but recent results make it a crucial battleground in November.

Random ballots can be tossed out because of a law almost as old as the state itself. It happens from time to time in Wisconsin -- and almost nowhere else.

You can register to vote at your polling place on Election Day in Wisconsin. But you can get registered before that, including online.

A poll of voters statewide released Wednesday found that the presidential and Senate races in Wisconsin remain close, especially among older Wisconsin voters. Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris led Republican former President Donald Trump polled 49% to 48% in a head-to-head match up.