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Wisconsin Dells resident Kim Marston inserts her ballot into the voting machine Nov. 3 at the Wisconsin Dells Municipal Building. Several enthusiastic voters in the Wisconsin Dells/Lake Delton area turned up the morning of Nov. 3 to vote in the 2020 General Election.
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Rick Delapena, a Reedsburg resident on the left, registers for his ballot to cast his vote in the 2020 Presidential Election Nov. 3 as poll worker Jenny Albers checks him in at the Reedsburg Recreation Center, one of the polling places in Reedsburg.
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Administrative Clerk/Coordinator Nancy Holzem, left, and Clerk/Treasurer Sarah Brown, right, open absentee ballots to prepare for processing into the voting machine on Election Day Nov. 3 at the Wisconsin Dells Municipal Building.
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A Trump 2020 hat sits on a table Tuesday afternoon at the Baraboo Civic Center after a poll worker asked a voter to remove it while in the official polling location. Campaign paraphernalia is not allowed in Wisconsin polling places during an election.
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A police officer hands out "I voted" stickers Tuesday afternoon at the Baraboo Civic Center. At various times during the afternoon, up to four officers stood inside the polling place while a couple more stood outside in the parking lot.
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