Elections
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On the Ballot: An UpNorthNews live event with David Crowley and Josh Kaul
Join us in Madison on Oct. 14 for a town hall with gubernatorial candidate David Crowley and Attorney General Josh Kaul. Livestream available.
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A guide to your voting rights in Wisconsin
Wisconsin voters have the right to vote early or absentee, get assistance at the polls, and report problems or intimidation.
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Wisconsin Voter ID laws explained
A breakdown of Wisconsin’s Voter ID requirements, acceptable forms of photo ID, and what happens if you don’t have an ID at the polls. (You can still vote!)
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How to find your polling location in Wisconsin
Plan to vote in person in the Nov. 3 election? Here’s how to find your polling location and know where to vote.
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Hate talking politics? Focus conversations on shared values instead
It’s important not to shy away from politics. There are ways to talk about important issues that promote ideals, ideas, and candidates that are downright neighborly.
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‘Hip, hip, hypocrite!’: Wisconsin protesters slam local GOP over election denier event and Tom Tiffany’s history
About 100 protesters rallied outside the Eau Claire County GOP office as it hosted Stop the Steal organizer Scott Presler, and they made sure Tom Tiffany heard about his own election denial too.
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Question of the Week: Uncomfortable conversations?
There’s a different environment out there for political conversations these days. Are you a participant or do you withdraw? It’s our newsletter question for October 1.
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Healthcare: Crowley promotes BadgerCare, Tiffany touts price transparency
Wisconsin’s candidates for governor have different ideas to reduce healthcare costs, with Crowley wanting to expand coverage and Tiffany promoting price competition.
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How to stop voter suppression in Wisconsin
Save the Election Protection Hotline and learn how you can take a more active role in spotting voter suppression as an election observer.
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Van Orden campaigns on a stock trading ban that isn’t a full ban
The 3rd District congressman says challenger Rebecca Cooke is lying about his record, but he may be the one taking liberties with what his bill would do.
