In Wisconsin, poll watchers are called "election observers" — and anyone can do it, regardless of whether they are observing on behalf of a political party.

If you go to the polls to vote in Tuesday's election, you might see election observers at your polling place. The rules differ across states regarding who can watch the polls and what they're ...

Who can observe elections in Wisconsin? Anyone except candidates up for election can be "election observers," according to Wisconsin Elections Commission guidance.

The polls were busy at Elmwood Elementary School in St. Clair Shores on Tuesday when the fourth grade classes held a mock election for President of the United States.

Many Chinese did not follow the American election closely. But political observers say there was little doubt that Obama has captured the imagination and support of young Chinese, particularly ...

As voters cast their ballots during the 2020 Presidential Election at polling places across the nation, election observers will be present throughout the election process. And their presence has a ...

As voters cast their ballots during the 2020 Presidential Election at polling places across the nation, election observers will be present throughout the election process. And their presence has a ...

What are the rules for observers? Election observers are supposed to check in and wear an identification badge. They can ask poll workers and supervisors questions about what they are seeing.

In California, observers can watch all stages of the election process, from in-person voting to the processing of mail ballots to post-election audits.

In Wisconsin, poll watchers are called "election observers" — and anyone can do it, regardless of whether they are observing on behalf of a political party.

If you go to the polls to vote in Tuesday's election, you might see election observers at your polling place. The rules differ across states regarding who can watch the polls and what they're ...