MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Wisconsin's spring election is just days away now.

As voters head to the polls Tuesday, the biggest race on the ballot is for a seat on the state's Supreme Court bench to replace conservative justice Rebecca Bradley.

Voters are choosing between conservative candidate Maria Lazar and liberal candidate Chris Taylor, both of whom are judges on Wisconsin's Court of Appeals.

However, unlike recent previous elections, this race result will still end in a liberal majority in the state.

In Milwaukee County, 15 of the 18 board supervisor races are unchallenged however leaders in Districts 7, 9, and 11 are all in the fight to get re-elected.

Now to Waukesha where voters will decide on a new mayor for the first time in over a decade as current mayor Shawn Reilly is not seeking a fourth term.

Voters are choosing between Alderperson Alicia Halvensleben and State Rep. Scott Allen.

People in Franklin are also choosing a new mayor in a race that some said has become contentious.

Challenger Basil Ryan filed a civil defamation lawsuit last week against incumbent mayor John Nelson, accusing him of distributing campaign mailers that falsely claimed Ryan was endorsed by a convicted criminal.

Former mayor Steve Olson also decided to enter the race but after the official deadline had already passed, and is now asking residents to write in his name on the ballot.

Polls will open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. 

To check what is on your ballot, click here. 

CBS 58 will have live results and reactions both online and on-air during the CBS 58 News at 10 p.m.