Marshfield-area voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, for the partisan general election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and voters can check their ballot, polling place and registration at myvote.wi.gov.
The statewide ballot includes the constitutional offices of governor, attorney general, secretary of state and state treasurer. In the open governor's race, Democrat David Crowley faces Republican Tom Tiffany after Gov. Tony Evers chose not to seek a third term. Attorney General Josh Kaul, a Democrat, is challenged by Republican Eric Toney.
Voters will also decide three statewide referenda proposing constitutional amendments dealing with the governor's veto power, the governor's emergency powers and discrimination based on racial background.
Locally, voters in Marshfield and the villages of Spencer and Stratford will choose a joint municipal court judge in a special election held after the death of Judge John A. Kruse in January. Appointed incumbent Krista J. James faces Alanna Feddick-Goodwin for the nonpartisan seat.
In Congress, Republican Michael Alfonso and Democrat Fred Clark are running for the 7th District seat Tom Tiffany is leaving to run for governor. Contested area legislative races include the 23rd Senate District, where Democrat Jeff Foster faces Republican Romaine Robert Quinn; the 29th Senate District, where Democrat Gillian Battino challenges Republican Sen. Cory Tomczyk; the 69th Assembly District, where Democrat Roger Halls challenges Rep. Karen Hurd; and the 86th Assembly District, where Democrat Andy Wuethrich challenges Rep. John Spiros.
