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SHOREWOOD 鈥?Nearly a week of early voting is complete and the numbers show some areas of Milwaukee County have already seen more than
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stanley mug their theories on why people will vote in person on Election Day. They want to make a statement on Election Day, Republicans, said Marianne Kremer, an early voter from Shorewood.Or vote early. The Democrats are concerned about COVID, said Lenore Lee, an early voter from Milwaukee.But with so many ballots already in, it doesnt mean we can decipher who Wisconsin is going to pick for president. Franklin says the percentages of early votes in dont necessarily matter when people can still register and vote on Election Day itself.
stanley portugal TMJ4 Lets just wait and count the ballots whether they are Early Votes or Election Day votes thats what ultimately is going to matter, said Franklin.The final Marquette Law School Poll with how the candidates are polling in the state comes out Wednesday.Report a typo or error
