The polls close in Green Bay at 8 p.m., here's where you can find results for all races, from U.S. president to school referendums.

Voters gathered at a watch party hosted by the Democratic Party of Brown County after polls closed. Ahead of the 8 p.m. start time, over 100 people walked inside Gather on Broadway, 139 N. Broadway, in downtown Green Bay to watch results come in. The crowd peaked around 300 people by the end of the night.

The City of Green Bay is implementing a new set of security strategies citywide for Election Day. Everything from closing Jefferson Street to motor vehicle traffic in front of City Hall, where Central Count will be going on, to training polls workers in de-escalation techniques, in case someone wants to try and disrupt voting.

The Wisconsin Elections Commission on Nov. 1 ordered city clerk Celestine Jeffreys to follow state statute and commission guidance when it comes to auditing voters' eligibility to cast a ballot after not participating in a previous election.

Press-Gazette reporters and photographers visited a variety of polling places on Election Day. Here is what they saw:

Jeffreys says there's only nine spots available for people to observe the Central Count, so observers will be rotated throughout the day.

"It's gonna be a landslide," said Green Bay City Council member Melinda Eck to Brown County Board member John VanderLeest who gave a brief nod in the presence of Dixon Wolfe, a County Board member and "member-at-large" in the Brown County Republican Party.