Fall primary limits voters to candidates on one party
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Updated: November 29, -0001
Wisconsin voters go to the polls tomorrow to nominate candidates for County Office, the State Legislature and the U.S. House and Senate.
Election officials are expecting a record 28 percent turnout for the closed primary.
Voters must declare a party preference on their ballots in order for their votes to be counted.
Those who vote outside their party preference will have only the matching party votes counted.
Voters also do not have the option of not making a party preference.
