Students at Carroll University weigh in on second presidential debate

Students at Carroll University weigh in on second presidential debate

WAUKESHA -- On Sunday, October 9th, students at Carroll University gathered for a non-partisan watch party as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton faced off in their second presidential debate.Since audio surfaced on Friday, October 7th of Trump using lewd and vulgar language towards women, making remarks that some say was an admission of sexual assault, all eyes and ears were on how Trump would respond to criticism.

WAUKESHA -- On Sunday, October 9th, students at Carroll University gathered for a non-partisan watch party as Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton faced off in their second presidential debate.Since audio surfaced on Friday, October 7th of Trump using lewd and vulgar language towards women, making remarks that some say was an admission of sexual assault, all eyes and ears were on how Trump would respond to criticism.

Who won? What impact will it have on the candidates here in WI? Milwaukee-area analysts weigh in on debate

Who won? What impact will it have on the candidates here in WI? Milwaukee-area analysts weigh in on debate

NEW YORK -- The first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York Monday, September 26th was the most-watched in the history of presidential debates -- averaging a total of 80.9 million viewers across 12 of the channels that carried it live.

NEW YORK -- The first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York Monday, September 26th was the most-watched in the history of presidential debates -- averaging a total of 80.9 million viewers across 12 of the channels that carried it live.

Hillary Clinton supporters watch debate on Milwaukee's south side; 1 of 5 watch parties in the city

Hillary Clinton supporters watch debate on Milwaukee's south side; 1 of 5 watch parties in the city

MILWAUKEE -- The highly anticipated debut debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lived up to its billing Monday as the candidates clashed repeatedly over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy and ISIS.Hillary Clinton's Wisconsin campaign scheduled a number of watch parties across the state.

MILWAUKEE -- The highly anticipated debut debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lived up to its billing Monday as the candidates clashed repeatedly over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy and ISIS.Hillary Clinton's Wisconsin campaign scheduled a number of watch parties across the state.

"Passionate and spirited:" Trump supporters gather in Waukesha County to watch first debate

"Passionate and spirited:" Trump supporters gather in Waukesha County to watch first debate

WAUKESHA COUNTY -- The highly anticipated debut debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lived up to its billing Monday as the candidates clashed repeatedly over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy and ISIS.

WAUKESHA COUNTY -- The highly anticipated debut debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lived up to its billing Monday as the candidates clashed repeatedly over the economy, tax cuts for the wealthy and ISIS.

Trump's debate sniffles steal the conversation on Twitter

Trump's debate sniffles steal the conversation on Twitter

What's going on with Donald Trump's sniffles?The Republican candidate audibly and repeatedly sniffed – before, during and after statements – as he debated the highly-anticipated showdown with Hillary Clinton.As the microphone clearly picked up each sniff, Twitter users couldn't resist – especially after Clinton's bout of pneumonia and questions about her health:

What's going on with Donald Trump's sniffles?The Republican candidate audibly and repeatedly sniffed – before, during and after statements – as he debated the highly-anticipated showdown with Hillary Clinton.As the microphone clearly picked up each sniff, Twitter users couldn't resist – especially after Clinton's bout of pneumonia and questions about her health:

DA John Chisholm defeats primary challenger Attorney Verona Swanigan

DA John Chisholm defeats primary challenger Attorney Verona Swanigan

MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm defeated Attorney Verona Swanigan in the partisan primary Tuesday, August 10th.Chisholm is running for a fourth term.He cast his ballot Tuesday morning at the South Shore Pavilion before heading to work.There are no Republican candidates running for the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.

MILWAUKEE COUNTY -- Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm defeated Attorney Verona Swanigan in the partisan primary Tuesday, August 10th.Chisholm is running for a fourth term.He cast his ballot Tuesday morning at the South Shore Pavilion before heading to work.There are no Republican candidates running for the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.

Paul Nehlen's longshot bid to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan falls short

Paul Nehlen's longshot bid to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan falls short

JANESVILLE -- Political rookie Paul Nehlen's longshot bid to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan fell short Tuesday, August 9th.Ryan beat Nehlen in the partisan primary.

JANESVILLE -- Political rookie Paul Nehlen's longshot bid to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan fell short Tuesday, August 9th.Ryan beat Nehlen in the partisan primary.

Wisconsin Senate's 4th District: Lena Taylor defeats challenger Mandela Barnes in partisan primary

Wisconsin Senate's 4th District: Lena Taylor defeats challenger Mandela Barnes in partisan primary

MILWAUKEE -- Senator Lena Taylor was challenged by Representative Mandela Barnes in the partisan primary election Tuesday, August 9th in the race for a seat in the Wisconsin Senate's 4th District -- and Taylor won, the Associated Press reported around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.Taylor sits on the state's budget writing committee.

MILWAUKEE -- Senator Lena Taylor was challenged by Representative Mandela Barnes in the partisan primary election Tuesday, August 9th in the race for a seat in the Wisconsin Senate's 4th District -- and Taylor won, the Associated Press reported around 8:30 p.m. Tuesday.Taylor sits on the state's budget writing committee.

Elections officials take complaints about improper electioneering by supporters of Paul Nehlen

Elections officials take complaints about improper electioneering by supporters of Paul Nehlen

MOUNT PLEASANT/OAK CREEK -- Elections officials said Tuesday, August 9th there have been complaints about improper electioneering by supporters of Paul Nehlen, who's running against House Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District.Wisconsin Elections Commission spokesman Reid Magney says complaints have come from Oak Creek, Mount Pleasant and Janesville about Nehlen supporters who are placing political signs too close to polling locations.

MOUNT PLEASANT/OAK CREEK -- Elections officials said Tuesday, August 9th there have been complaints about improper electioneering by supporters of Paul Nehlen, who's running against House Speaker Paul Ryan in Wisconsin's 1st Congressional District.Wisconsin Elections Commission spokesman Reid Magney says complaints have come from Oak Creek, Mount Pleasant and Janesville about Nehlen supporters who are placing political signs too close to polling locations.

Dane County poll workers forced to adjust to faulty ballots

Dane County poll workers forced to adjust to faulty ballots

MADISON — Poll workers in Dane County will have to recopy votes from thousands of defective absentee ballots on Election Day next week.The Wisconsin State Journal reported Saturday that a problem with the ballots' margin has caused trouble feeding the ballots through voting machines.The county had about 150,000 ballots printed for the Aug. 9 primary.

MADISON — Poll workers in Dane County will have to recopy votes from thousands of defective absentee ballots on Election Day next week.The Wisconsin State Journal reported Saturday that a problem with the ballots' margin has caused trouble feeding the ballots through voting machines.The county had about 150,000 ballots printed for the Aug. 9 primary.

Wauwatosa School Board no longer wants to use schools as polling places due to safety concerns

Wauwatosa School Board no longer wants to use schools as polling places due to safety concerns

WAUWATOSA -- After the election in November 2016, officials with the Wauwatosa School District don't want schools used as polling places.Safety concerns have been raised about people wandering through school buildings on Election Day.On Monday, May 9th, the Wauwatosa School Board voted to tell the city that the district's schools cannot be used as voting locations after November.It isn't yet clear where the polling places would be moved to."We need to be proactive and not be dealing with a situation after the fact if something bad occurs," Phil Ertl, superintendent of the Wauwatosa School District said.Voting locations need to be fairly well placed within a municipality so they're convenient for the people to use.

WAUWATOSA -- After the election in November 2016, officials with the Wauwatosa School District don't want schools used as polling places.Safety concerns have been raised about people wandering through school buildings on Election Day.On Monday, May 9th, the Wauwatosa School Board voted to tell the city that the district's schools cannot be used as voting locations after November.It isn't yet clear where the polling places would be moved to."We need to be proactive and not be dealing with a situation after the fact if something bad occurs," Phil Ertl, superintendent of the Wauwatosa School District said.Voting locations need to be fairly well placed within a municipality so they're convenient for the people to use.

Unofficial turnout on Election Day in Wisconsin 47.4%, according to GAB

Unofficial turnout on Election Day in Wisconsin 47.4%, according to GAB

Wisconsin election officials predicted a big turnout in Tuesday's primary — and then voters blew their number away.Unofficial turnout was 47.4 percent, easily topping the 40 percent projected by the Government Accountability Board based on high interest in the presidential contests and a tight Supreme Court race.

Wisconsin election officials predicted a big turnout in Tuesday's primary — and then voters blew their number away.Unofficial turnout was 47.4 percent, easily topping the 40 percent projected by the Government Accountability Board based on high interest in the presidential contests and a tight Supreme Court race.

Higher-than-expected number of voters registering at the polls led to extended wait at MU

Higher-than-expected number of voters registering at the polls led to extended wait at MU

MILWAUKEE -- High voter turnout on Election Day Tuesday, April 5th led to long lines and extended wait times for some -- including at Marquette University, where the last student voted almost an hour-and-a-half after the polls closed.There were some long waits at the Alumni Memorial Union on the MU campus Tuesday.

MILWAUKEE -- High voter turnout on Election Day Tuesday, April 5th led to long lines and extended wait times for some -- including at Marquette University, where the last student voted almost an hour-and-a-half after the polls closed.There were some long waits at the Alumni Memorial Union on the MU campus Tuesday.

Mark your calendar: Milwaukee Theatre to host Republican presidential debate in November

Mark your calendar: Milwaukee Theatre to host Republican presidential debate in November

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Theatre will be the site of a Republican presidential primary debate on the evening of Tuesday, November 10th.FOX Business Network (FBN) will partner with the Wall Street Journal to host the debate.The debate will focus on jobs, taxes, and the general health of the economy, as well as domestic and international policy issues.Monitor FOX6 News and FOX6Now.com for updates on this developing story.

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Theatre will be the site of a Republican presidential primary debate on the evening of Tuesday, November 10th.FOX Business Network (FBN) will partner with the Wall Street Journal to host the debate.The debate will focus on jobs, taxes, and the general health of the economy, as well as domestic and international policy issues.Monitor FOX6 News and FOX6Now.com for updates on this developing story.