Elections

Your guide to Party at the Polls in Wisconsin

Rallies and celebrations are planned across Wisconsin during early in-person voting, Oct. 20 to Nov. 1. Find a Party at the Polls event near you.

Party at the Polls sign. Photo attribution: When We All Vote.
Party at the Polls sign. Photo attribution: When We All Vote.

Are you ready to cast your ballot and “Party at the Polls?” The Party at the Polls movement aims to transform the voting experience and increase voter turnout through community and celebration. Events usually take place near polling places and early voting sites, with free food, music, and other activities to make voting a fun, collective, and empowering experience.

Rallies, gatherings, and walks to the polls are planned across Wisconsin during the state’s early in-person voting period, which runs Oct. 20 to Nov. 1. Early voting dates, locations and hours vary by municipality. You can search your address on the state’s website to find where and when you can vote.

Find a Party at the Polls event near you: 

Oct. 22

Milwaukee

Oct. 24

Milwaukee

Oct. 25

Milwaukee

Oct. 26

Milwaukee

Oct. 27

Appleton

Brown Deer

Milwaukee

River Hills

Wauwatosa

Whitefish Bay

Oct. 28

Milwaukee

West Allis

Oct. 29

Milwaukee

Oct. 30

Milwaukee

West Allis

Oct. 31

Milwaukee

Don’t see your community on the list? Bring a Party at the Polls event to your neighborhood. Fill out this form to learn more.

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  • Abigail Deatrick is a State Organizing Coordinator amplifying community voices, events, and stories to keep people informed and engaged. Check in weekly for her guides on how to take action on key issues in the state.