Election night coverage from PBS Wisconsin and WPR

Keep up with the election and what comes next with trusted, accurate journalism from PBS Wisconsin and WPR. Follow results in Wisconsin and across the country with live coverage starting 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.

On WPR News, hear NPR’s live national election coverage starting at 7 p.m. After the polls close in Wisconsin at 8 p.m., get regular Wisconsin updates and analysis from WPR Capitol Bureau Chief Shawn Johnson, PBS Wisconsin “Here & Now” anchor Frederica Freyberg and reporters around the state. PBS Wisconsin will carry live national coverage from PBS News Hour starting at 7 p.m.

Starting at 8 p.m., watch a livestream from the WPR studios featuring updated election results and reporting and analysis from Johnson and Freyberg. Find it at pbswisconsin.org, wpr.org and the WPR and PBS Wisconsin YouTube channels.

Throughout the evening, follow live vote counts at both pbswisconsin.org and wpr.org, where WPR and PBS Wisconsin journalists will bring you breaking news and analysis as races are called, along with reports from election night parties around the state. Look for updates on Facebook and Instagram, too.

Catch up Wednesday with the “Wisconsin Today: Morning News” podcast and read the “Wisconsin Today” daily e-newsletter for updated results and links to evening and overnight reporting.

Follow ongoing developments throughout the day at wpr.org and pbswisconsin.org, and stay tuned to WPR News for the latest results and analysis of what the election results mean for Wisconsin during “Morning Edition” and “Wisconsin Today.”