March 12, 2025
MILWAUKEE — On Monday, All Voting is Local Action Wisconsin and partners are hosting a roundtable discussion on voting rights with Wisconsin state lawmakers Rep. Scott Krug (R-Rome) and Rep. Lee Snodgrass (D-Appleton). Participants will discuss the major voting topics currently happening in the Badger State, including the proposed constitutional amendment that voters will decide on in April, which, if passed, would permanently enshrine voter ID laws into the state constitution.
This unnecessary measure will keep thousands of eligible voters who don’t have a photo ID from being able to vote. It will especially disproportionately impact marginalized communities, including people with disabilities, economically disenfranchised voters, the elderly, youth voters, and those residing in rural areas – all folks who are less likely to have valid photo IDs.
Monday’s roundtable will allow state legislators from both sides of the aisle to have an open and honest dialogue.
What: Roundtable discussion on voting rights with Rep. Krug and Rep. Snodgrass
Who:
- Rep. Scott Krug (R), Assistant Majority Leader, Wisconsin State Assembly
- Rep. Lee Snodgrass (D), Assembly District 25, Wisconsin State Assembly
- Anna Anderson, Voting Rights Coordinator, Disability Rights Wisconsin
- Debra Cronmiller, Executive Director, League of Women Voters Wisconsin
- Shauntay Nelson, Co-Director of States, All Voting is Local Action
- Nick Ramos, Executive Director, Wisconsin Democracy Campaign
- Jake Spence, Wisconsin State Director, Vote Riders
- Moderator: Sam Liebert, Wisconsin State Director, All Voting is Local Action
When: Monday, March 17 at noon CT
Where:
Milwaukee Turner Hall, First Floor
1034 N Vel R. Phillips Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53203
RSVP: [email protected]