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ElectionsOshkosh voters had returned more than 4,300 absentee ballots by noon on Election DayIf you voted in Oshkosh, you weren't alone. Clerks in Oshkosh and four other Northeast Wisconsin cities reported steady turnout Tuesday and no major issues. In Oshkosh, more than 4,300 of the approximately 4,900 absentee ballots sent had come back as of noon.Today’s editionRead

Elections from local newsrooms

From Fond du Lac Reporter, The Post-Crescent and 5 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Fond du Lac Reporter12 hours ago

    See area voters head to the polls in midterm election

    Midterm elections drew voters out to polling stations to choose a new governor and other state and local officials on Nov. 3, 2026.

    Also reported byThe Post-Crescent

  2. NBC2614 hours ago

    First-time voters brave rain to pick Wisconsin's next governor

    At UW Oshkosh, first-time voters shared what motivated them to turn out — from economic concerns to civic duty and support for family and friends.

  3. WFRV Local 514 hours ago

    Election Day voter turnout steady across Northeast Wisconsin

    GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – Election Day is underway across Northeast Wisconsin, with city clerks reporting steady voter turnout and smooth operations at polling locations throughout the region. WFRV Local 5 spoke with city clerks in Green Bay, Appleton, Oshkosh, Fond du Lac, and Manitowoc on Tuesday to get an update on voting activity. In

  4. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel20 hours ago

    Wisconsin secretary of state election; Zamarripa, Schroeder, Karas

    These are the candidates running for Wisconsin secretary of state in today's election.

  5. Oshkosh Northwestern20 hours ago

    Winnebago County election results for Nov. 3, 2026

    Check Winnebago County election results here Nov. 3. Polls close at 8 p.m.; return for updates as votes are reported.

  6. WFRV Local 5Nov. 2

    Wisconsin nonprofit Apricity launches public phase of $13 million campaign to expand recovery services

    GRAND CHUTE, Wis. (WFRV) - A Northeast Wisconsin nonprofit is working to expand access to addiction treatment and recovery services with a $13 million fundraising campaign. Apricity announced the public phase of its “Rooted in Recovery, Growing in Hope” campaign, which has already raised $11.2 million toward its goal. The project will expand the organization's

    Also reported byWLUK

In brief

The short notes of Good Day Oshkosh’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Menasha voteMenasha High School is in the final round of T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights contest against three other schools for a $1 million prize toward rebuilding Nathan Calder Stadium.

    Menasha High School is in the final round of T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights contest against three other schools for a $1 million prize toward rebuilding Nathan Calder Stadium. WLUK says fans can vote every day through Nov. 8. The Bluejays already won $250,000 as Midwest Division champions after more than 422,000 votes, and WFRV says they're leading the final round.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSources: WLUK, WGBA NBC 26 in Green Bay, WFRV Local 5

  • ApricityApricity launched the public phase of its $13 million campaign for its Grand Chute recovery center, and it has raised $11.2 million so far.

    Apricity launched the public phase of its $13 million campaign for its Grand Chute recovery center, and it has raised $11.2 million so far. The Casa Clare women's treatment building is growing from 39 to 70 beds, and the men's program, Mooring House, will move from downtown Appleton to the same campus.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSources: wbay.com, WLUK, WFRV Local 5