Sheboygan election: What to know for Tuesday's midterm
What's on the ballot, where and when to vote, and how to find election results.
Sheboygan election: What to know for Tuesday's midterm What's on the ballot, where and when to vote, and how to find election results. Check out this story on sheboyganpress.com: https://www.sheboyganpress.com/story/news/2018/11/04/sheboygan-election-how-vote-tuesdays-wisconsin-midterm-scott-walker-tony-evers/1847030002/
Diana Dombrowski, Sheboygan Press Published 8:08 a.m. CT Nov. 4, 2018
SHEBOYGAN - With election day Tuesday, here's a look at what will be on the ballot, in addition to information about voting in Sheboygan.
What's on my ballot?
Here's a look at what you can expect to see on your ballot Tuesday:
Race: Governor/Lieutenant Governor
Candidates:
Scott Walker/Rebecca Kleefisch (Republican)
Tony Evers/Mandela Barnes (Democratic)
Phillip Anderson/Patrick Baird (Libertarian)
Michael J. White/Tiffany Anderson (Wisconsin Green)
Maggie Turnbull/Wil Losch (Independent)
Arnie Enz/No Candidate (The Wisconsin Party)
Race: Attorney General
Brad Schimel (Republican)
Josh Kaul (Democratic)
Terry Larson (Constitution)
Race: Secretary Of State
Jay Schroeder (Republican)
Doug La Follette (Democratic)
Race: State Treasurer
Travis Hartwig (Republican)
Sarah Godlewski (Democratic)
Andrew Zuelke (Constitution)
Race: United States Senator
Leah Vukmir (Republican)
Tammy Baldwin (Democratic)
Race: Representative In Congress District 6
Candidates (click for profiles):
Glenn Grothman (Republican)
Dan Kohl (Democratic)
Race: State Senator District 9
Devin LeMahieu (Republican)
Kyle Whelton (Democratic)
Race: Representative To The Assembly District 26
Candidates(click for profiles):
Terry Katsma (Republican)
Rebecca Clarke (Democratic)
Race: Sheboygan County Sheriff
Cory L. Roeseler (Republican)
Philip Schaefer (Democratic)
Race: Sheboygan County Clerk Of Circuit Court
Candidate:
Melody Lorge (y)
For a look at a sample ballot based on your address, visit myvote.wi.gov.
What to bring: Bring a valid photo I.D., like a Wisconsin DOT-issued driver's license (even if driving privileges are revoked or suspended), a Wisconsin DOT-issued identification card or a U.S. passport. For a complete list of acceptable IDs, visit the city of Sheboygan website.
Where and when to go: Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Polling locations differ depending on where you live. Check the map on the city of Sheboygan website or visit myvote.wi.gov to locate your polling place and hours.
To register to vote: You can register to vote at your polling location on election day. To check if you're registered, visit myvote.wi.gov. To register, you'll need to show proof of residence. This can be in the form of documents like a driver's license with a current address, a bank or credit card statement, a gas or electric bill or a residential lease. For a complete list of acceptable documents, visit elections.wi.gov.
The Sheboygan Press website, sheboyganpress.com, is your election results headquarters. Results will be posted up to the minute on election night. Readers can access content at sheboyganpress.com for free for 48 hours, between 12:01 a.m. Nov. 6 and 12:01 a.m. Nov. 8. Since polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday, results will not be available in time for Wednesday's print edition but will be published in Thursday's print edition.
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