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🧵 Early voting has begun in Wisconsin, where election officials are already sounding the alarm about mail voting delays. Plus, the state’s governor’s race, where an election denier is on the ballot, is shaping up to be a close one. Here’s what to know 👇

🚧 VOTING ROADBLOCKS: Early reports suggest more people are skipping mail ballots this year as USPS slows pickup and delivery times. Wisconsin has no grace period for late arrivals and requires that ballots arrive by 8 p.m. on Election Day in order to count.

🚧 USPS recommends absentee ballots be mailed one week before Election Day to arrive in time, according to the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin. Voters can track their absentee ballots here ⬇️

🗳️ ELECTION DENIERS ON THE BALLOT: The Wisconsin governor’s race could be a close one. GOP candidate Rep. Tom Tiffany, an election denier and longtime ally of Trump, narrowly trails Democrat David Crowley, according to recent polling.

🗳️ Wisconsin will likely remain a key swing state in 2028. And if he’s elected governor, Tiffany would have the authority to appoint the state’s top election officials on the Wisconsin Elections Commission, giving him the ability to install election deniers to oversee voting.

⚠️ The FBI also questioned Wisconsin Elections Commission deputy administrator Robert Kehoe. Wisconsin is one of several states that Trump targeted in the wake of the 2020 election as he and his legal team attempted to overturn the results.

🗓️ Wisconsin’s early voting runs through Nov. 1. Find more details on voting hours, locations and ID requirements here: