Voters will head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 8 for the highly anticipated mid-term partisan elections. Besides heated contests for state ovces such as governor, attorney general and state treasurer, voters will see State Senate, State Assembly and United States Congressional candidates on their ballots.

The Pierce County Journal sent out questionnaires to candidates for State Senate District 31, State Assembly Districts 93 and 30, and U.S. Congressional Districts 3 and 7. If the candidates did not respond by deadline (they were given more than two weeks to respond), that will be noted. See below for their responses.

Other races you will see on your ballot include (incumbents marked with an asterisk*): Governor/Lt. Governor

• Tony Evers* (D) and Sara Rodriguez

• Tim Michels (R) and Roger Roth

• Joan Ellis Beglinger (Ind.)

Attorney General

• Josh Kaul* (D)

• Eric Toney (R)

Secretary of State

• Doug La Follette (D)*

• Amy Lynn Loudenbeck (R)

• Neil Harmon (Libertarian)

• Sharyl R. McFarland (Wisconsin Green Party) State Treasurer

• John S. Leiber (R)

• Aaron Richardson (D)

• Andrew Zuelke (Constitution) US Senator

• Mandela Barnes (D)

• Ron Johnson (R)*

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• Chad Koranda (R)/Scott Knudson (R)*

Pierce County Clerk of Circuit Court/ St. Croix County Clerk of Circuit Court

• Kerry Feuerhelm (R)*/Kristi Severson (R)* Polling places are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Early voting may be available in your municipality. To learn more about what’s on your ballot, the location of your polling place, absentee voting and more, visit https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/ Also, redistricting after the 2020 Census may have changed the polling places or districts for some. Make sure to double check your district lines before heading out to the polls.