Wisconsin along with each other state took a giant step in the presidential election process Monday. The state’s electors were among those nationwide casting ballots for President-Elect Joe Biden. Wisconsin’s ten electors — one for each of the eight House seats and two U.S. Senate districts — convened or rather scattered throughout Gov. Tony Evers’ office, distanced and masked. Evers was ceremoniously voted in to chair the proceedings by Ben Wikler, chair of Wisconsin’s Democratic Party. “Gov.