More than 500 Madisonians voted outdoors in a blizzard. Why?
Voters wore their patriotism on their puffer coat sleeves, red faces and blue fingertips striking against the white nightmare rising beneath their boots.
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Voters wore their patriotism on their puffer coat sleeves, red faces and blue fingertips striking against the white nightmare rising beneath their boots.
The West Side polling location was equipped with heaters, and poll workers wore winter coats and hats.
MADISON, Wis. -- With a burst of winter weather set to hit Southern Wisconsin on Spring Primary day, city and county clerks said they're preparing poll workers, and voters should
"I plan to have as many of the current and past staff on hand that day as possible," said Chuck Teasdale, the bar's fourth-generation co-owner.
Following the recount on Wednesday, the City of Madison Clerk’s Office said the results were actually a tie.