'In The End, The Voters Responded': Surprising Takeaways From Wisconsin's Election
NPR'In The End, The Voters Responded': Surprising Takeaways From Wisconsin's Election Enlarge this image toggle caption Morry Gash/AP Morry Gash/AP Last week's Wisconsin election was extraordinary for a number of reasons. When results were finally reported on Monday, former Vice President Joe Biden won the state's Democratic presidential primary, and a judge backed by Democrats was elected to a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. "All of those factors seemed to conspire to really reduce voter turnout," said Barry Burden, the director of the University of Wisconsin's Elections Research Center. "We don't know where the pandemic will be by October and November, but it's almost certain that absentee voting will be more common in Wisconsin going forward."