MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Early voting will begin in Wisconsin for a host of local races, two proposed constitutional amendments that could alter how future elections are run and the now anticlimactic presidential primary.
Voters are able to submit absentee ballots in person across the state starting Tuesday, but hours and locations vary. Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have already won enough states to secure the necessary delegates to be their parties’ presumptive nominees. But Wisconsin voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would ban the use of private money for running elections.
There are also dozens of local races for mayor, school board seats and other offices.