Wisconsin
All Voting is Local Wisconsin works with grassroots volunteers across the state to support local election officials, advocate for ballot access, and prevent attempts to sabotage our elections.
make a plan to vote
Wisconsin has a spring general election coming up! Key dates:
- General election: April 4, 2023
- In person voter registration deadline: March 31 (Note: You can also register in person when you vote on Election Day.)
- Absentee ballot request deadline: March 30, 5 p.m. (Exceptions apply; learn more at https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/Voter-Deadlines.)
- Beginning of in-person absentee voting: March 21 (Contact your local election clerk for early in-person voting hours.)
What is your plan to vote? Need help?
Or call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
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FEATURED WORK
Our report, “Getting There is Half the Battle: Wisconsin’s Photo ID Law, Access to DMV Services, and the Fight for Our Freedom to Vote,” breaks down how limited access to the Department of Motor Vehicles is a barrier to Wisconsinites’ obtaining the photo ID needed to cast a ballot. Together with the Wisconsin Disability Vote Coalition and the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, we offer recommendations on how to expand access to the ballot, even amid Wisconsin’s restrictive voter ID law.
News from Wisconsin
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Passage of Restrictive Amendments Will Negatively Impact Wisconsin Voters
April 2, 2024 MADISON, Wisconsin — Today, voters in Wisconsin voted in two amendments focused on elections. The amendments, which were listed as Questions 1 and 2 on the ballot, focused on (1) banning election offices in the state from accepting or spending money donated by outside, non-government groups and (2) limiting only election officials…
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Re-Do of Small-Town Presque Isle Election a Dangerous Large-Scale Precedent for Future Elections
November 13, 2023 PRESQUE ISLE, Wisconsin — Last week, news broke that in September, a circuit court judge issued a court-ordered re-do of the spring April election to determine who will be the next Presque Isle town chair. This re-do will be held tomorrow, November 14. In response, All Voting is Local Wisconsin State Director…
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Voting Advocacy Groups to Host Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidates for Spring Candidate Forum
MILWAUKEE – Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Judge Janet Protasiewicz and Justice Rebecca Bradley, who will be representing Justice Daniel Kelly, will join hosts All Voting is Local, VoteRiders, and Campus Vote Project for their Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidate Spring Forum. Judge Protasiewicz and Justice Bradley will have the opportunity to discuss the race and the…