Check here on Election Day for updates on voting in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin does not have an Election Night reporting system for unofficial returns. Please visit a news media website where Associated Press results are reported. 

At 12:30 p.m. -- Voter turnout in Wisconsin continues to be strong today, despite the precipitation in some parts of the state. The G.A.B. is predicting an overall turnout of 70 percent of eligible voters (approximately 3 million votes).

Generally, voters and observers are being well-behaved at the polls, and we are not hearing of any major problems. While there have been a few isolated issues with voting equipment malfunctions (jammed ballots, etc.), they are being addressed.

Our staff continues to be busy assisting people who are calling in with questions about voting.

We are hearing of a few businesses who have either been handing out food to people in line waiting to vote or offering deals to people who have already voted. While this has not been a widespread problem, it is illegal under Wisconsin law, and businesses should not do it.

We've been in a slower voting period this afternoon, but voting is expected to pick up again after people get off work and finish supper.

Some fact and figures about voting in Wisconsin:

• Wisconsin has 5.7 million residents, of which 4.38 million are of voting age.
• Wisconsin had 3,515,230 registered voters on November 2, with many more registering today at the polling place -- something they've been able to do since 1976.
•  The Government Accountability Board does not have a running total on turnout.
• Turnout in 2008 was 2.98 million.
• Turnout in 2004 was 3.02 million.
• Turnout in the 2012 recall election in June was 2.6 million.
• For this election, the G.A.B. is predicting turnout of approximately 3 million voters -- or 70 percent of eligible voters.
• Wisconsin's elections are run by the 1,851 municipal clerks, 62 percent of which are part-time.
• There will be approximately 30,000 election officials/poll workers on the job today.

In Wisconsin, unofficial Election Night results are gathered and published by the Associated Press, which gathers returns from all 72 counties and provides unofficial results to its members. Some television stations in Wisconsin that are not AP members are also collecting election results.

Wisconsin county clerks do not report their official results to the Government Accountability Board until after they have completed their county board of canvassers. The deadline for them to report results is Tuesday, November 20.