Voters in the state’s liberal strongholds will be able to start early voting a month before what would have been allowed under a law that was recently struck down.
Voters in Milwaukee and Madison may also be able to participate in early voting at multiple sites — a practice that hasn’t been allowed in the past. That would give local officials a chance to set up voting stations on college campuses, rather than requiring people to come to clerks’ offices to cast ballots early.
The early voting plans could change, however, because an appeals court is now reviewing a federal judge’s decision that struck down a host of election laws.