Alison Dirr

Just days before the election former President Barack Obama will campaign in Milwaukee for Kamala Harris witih polls showing a tight race in Wisconsin.

It's another big day of presidential campaigning in Wisconsin as both candidates make a final push in the battleground state Friday before Tuesday's election.

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In what may be his final swing through Wisconsin ahead of Tuesday's election, former President Donald Trump returned to the Milwaukee arena where he formally accepted the Republican Party's presidential nomination just a few months ago.

Former President Donald Trump's anger with his microphone during a rally in Milwaukee bubbled over when he proclaimed "I'm up here seething."

With under 48 hours to Election Day, former President Barack Obama on Sunday implored a crowd of about 5,000 people in downtown Milwaukee to go to the polls, pitching the election as a chance to turn the page on an era of division and usher in a new generation of leadership.

Here's what to know in Wisconsin, whether you're interested in watching the voting take place or a voter wanting to ensure your right to vote is preserved:

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"Jonathan brought a unique energy to his work at City Hall," Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson said in a statement.