Milwaukee sees 4 percent in-person turnout, 2 hour waits to cast votes in Tuesday's primary

Tuesday's primary vote in Wisconsin went about as good as expected, considering it happened during a global pandemic. Despite a last-ditch effort from Gov. Tony Evers (D), the state's presidential primary and state Supreme Court election still went on Tuesday amid a statewide stay-at-home order over the COVID-19 pandemic. It translated into hours-long waits to vote in socially distant lines and dismal in-person turnouts, but a huge rise in absentee ballot returns, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel ...