"Right now it's up to the voters. That's one of out last pitches. We want to make sure our supporters quite frankly, all the voters in the state of Wisconsin get out there today, get in those lines, stay in there and not don't get out. This is the only day that matters even though we've been doing this for awhile," Michelle Obama said.
There's still time to volunteer or make calls from home!
Today is the day Wisconsin makes its voice heard loud and clear. The polls have just opened and will remain open until 8pm tonight. If you haven't registered take your photo ID and proof of residency so you can register at the voting booth. Bring your friends and family with you to the polls or ask them if they need help to getting there. Polls will only be open for 13 hours -- 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. -- and we're anticipating high turnout, so try to vote as soon asa you can today. Then stop by your local Campaign for Change office and see what you can do to help get out the vote in your community!
Appleton: Mostly sunny, high of 71 degrees. Ashland: Partly sunny, high of 66 degrees. Green Bay: Mostly sunny, high of 70 degrees. Oshkosh: Mostly sunny, high of 71 degrees. Janesville: Mostly sunny, high of 72 degrees. La Crosse: Partly sunny, high of 72 degrees. Madison: Mostly sunny, high of 71 degrees. Milwaukee: Mostly sunny, high of 72 degrees. Rhinelander: Slight chance of showers (20%), high of 64 degrees. Sheboygan: Mostly sunny, high of 52 degrees. Superior: Partly sunny, high of 63 degrees. Wausau: Slight chance of showers (20%), high of 66 degrees.
The Madison City Clerk's Office has extended early voting hours over the weekend due to demand. The Clerk's Office will be open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Eligible voters can register and vote by absentee ballot until 5 p.m. Monday in the Clerk's Office -- in Room 103 in the City-County Building, 210 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Polling places open for Election Day Tuesday at 7 a.m. Voters must be in line by 8 p.m. to be eligible to vote. To find out where to vote, visit the city clerk's Web site.
