Charles Benson

MADISON — Democrats are rolling out big names in battleground states to close the deal with voters, none bigger than former President Barack Obama and vice-presidential nominee Tim Walz.

Feeling anxious about the 2024 election? You're not alone. Perhaps you are hopeful about the election — some agree with you.

A majority of Wisconsin voters in an exclusive Scripps News poll say they are confident all the votes will be counted accurately but three out of ten have doubts.

Early voting is well on its way in Wisconsin with the state's three biggest counties turning out the most early votes.But Waukesha County is leading in one area as the state's 3rd largest county.

A rock concert and a rally took place in Madison, featuring musicians Mumford and Sons playing their hit song, “I Will Wait,” and Vice President Harris encouraging the huge crowd, “Don't wait to vote. Do it now.”

Vice President Kamala Harris spent all day Friday in battleground Wisconsin, including a rally in West Allis with Hip Hop artists in the hopes to win the purple state.

Brett Favre and Bart Starr Jr. both share a passion for the Packers, but this year they are on different teams in the 2024 presidential election.

From his opening argument at the RNC to his closing argument at the same venue, Donald Trump's campaign has come full circle in a battleground state that could determine who wins the White House.

First stop: La Crosse, Wisconsin, feeling the love on election eve from Sen. J.D. Vance and Gov. Tim Walz.

Wisconsin's 72 counties each tell a story on election night, but four will have a unique narrative on who might win the swing state: Dane, Door, Milwaukee, and Waukesha.