You will have the opportunity to set the stage for the spring general election on April 4th by heading to the polls on Tuesday.

Polling locations throughout Door and Kewaunee counties will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday for the spring primary. The primary drawing the most attention will be the Wisconsin State Supreme Court, where Janet C. Protasiewicz, Daniel Kelly, Everett D. Mitchell, and Jennifer R. Dorow have hit the campaign trail in a fight over the political makeup of the non-partisan body. School boards, city and village councils, and town boards will also be on the ballot, with the towns of Nasewaupee, Gardner, Gibraltar, and the Village of Sister Bay needing a primary. 

Door County Clerk Jill Lau suggested earlier this month that while the Wisconsin Supreme Court seat battle could inspire more people to vote than usual in Tuesday’s primary, voter turnout will depend on the municipalities.

You will need valid voter identification to participate, something the Wisconsin Department of Transportation said in a press release on Monday that it can still help you if you need one.