Wisconsin
Wisconsin primary election: Brown County, Green Bay area race results
What does Wisconsin vote for on Feb. 17 and April 7?
Reporter Hope Karnopp explains what’s on the ballot in Wisconsin’s Feb. 17 and April 7 elections and how to get ready to vote.
Some Wisconsinites head to the polls Tuesday, Feb. 17, for just a handful of contested primary races. The spring primary determines who advances to the general election April 8. In Wisconsin, spring elections are for nonpartisan races, as opposed to fall elections. Nonpartisan public office includes courts, school boards and local councils. There are no statewide races on the primary ballot, but voters will get to vote for State Supreme Court in April.
Polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17, in Wisconsin. Results aren’t available until after the polls close at 8 p.m. Get results for three contested Brown County Board races and five contested Green Bay City Council races.