Stories tagged: "voting"


State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski is seen speaking at the state Capitol in this file photo from March, 2020. (Photo by Julian Emerson)
Legislator: Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski’s Vocal Support for Free Elections Is Needed as Deniers Run Rampant

Critics said Godlewski’s recent comments could create confusion. Her supporters say her leadership plays a key role in the counterattack against the misinformation still being peddled by Trump supporters.

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Here Are Two More Wisconsin Examples About the Importance of Voting

After thousands of ballots were cast, a city council race in Madison ended in a tie—and one in Milwaukee resulted in a near-tie.

Three Things You Can Do This Weekend to Help Wisconsinites Get Their Rights Back

The 2019 state Supreme Court election was decided by less than 6,000 votes-- proving the phrase "every vote counts" is extra true in Wisconsin.

5 Things You Don’t Know About Wisconsin’s Supreme Court

Let's not overhype it: Voting in Wisconsin's April election isn't as exciting as a presidential contest. But it's just as, if not more, consequential.

Answers to Every Question You Might Have About Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Election

Why is this election different? What's on the line? Since when do we vote for ‘nonpartisan’ judges? We answer all the questions many are too afraid to ask.

How Wisconsin’s April 4 Election Will Impact Your Life for the Next 10+ Years

Wisconsin’s spring election will decide the future of reproductive rights, legislative maps, the governor’s powers, and maybe even the results of the 2024 presidential election.  You have the opportunity to change the direction of our state and our country. All you have to do is VOTE.

Why You Should Care About the Upcoming Supreme Court Election

Hold up: Another election? For what? Didn't we just vote?  Yes, yes, and yes. But here's why you should vote this spring, even if it'll be your first time! Here's why...