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Happy Election Day!

If you haven't voted yet, check out our endorsements and resources for today

Hi John,

Good morning! It's Election Day! If you haven't voted yet, today is the day. Check out resources below or hit this link for more information to make it a successful day at the ballot today.

Check out our spring election endorsements

These candidates are conservation champions and leaders in their communities. They are running strong campaigns that share our values – clean water, clean air, accessible public lands, an equitable democracy, and the pursuit of clean energy.

Check out our entire list of endorsements here >>>

The fight for our environment and our democracy starts at the local level, so that's where we've invested. Today, the fight is happening in city councils, county boards, and in mayoral races. 

We need to stay engaged. We need to vote – and we need to vote locally. Our endorsed candidates give us hope for a better Wisconsin. We’re proud to endorse this most recent slate of candidates who will fight for a brighter, cleaner, more equitable Wisconsin.

Each of these endorsed candidates is thoroughly vetted by Wisconsin Conservation Voters' staff, board, and the people who call these communities home.

We endorsed candidates in places where we'll continue to support local action on climate change, clean water, and voter access, but there are great candidates running in every corner of the state. 

Help us get these candidates over the finish line! Your generous gift today will be put straight to work to elect your endorsed conservation leaders across the state!

Today is the day! 

Visit this link to check out what’s on your ballot! You can find voting information at the bottom of this page on our website. Make sure to vote for conservation champions today, Tuesday, April 2!

Vote NO on extreme ballot measures

On this April 2 ballot, there are two constitutional amendments that would be extremely limiting for local governments’ ability to provide accessible elections.

If approved, these would limit local governments’ ability to receive funds from outside organizations or individuals to assist with election administration and restrict who can help with elections. During the pandemic, some municipalities were able to provide hand sanitizer and masks and use grant funds to hire more staff to minimize long lines and frustrating waits. 

We urge you to vote NO on both of these extreme ballot measures. Learn more at the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin website here.

Be sure to review your voter checklist before you vote:

First, check to see if you’re registered to vote here. If you’re not registered, you can register in-person when you vote. Just make sure you have a proof of residence document for your registration and a valid photo ID to vote.

Know what’s on your ballot. You can find a sample ballot on MyVote here. Research the candidates so you can walk in with a well-informed voting plan.

You can vote in-person today, Tuesday, April 2. Make sure you bring a valid photo ID and know where your polling place is (your polling location may have changed this year). All polling locations are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

If you still have your absentee ballot, you must personally drop it off at your clerk’s office or your central count location if your municipality has one. Or you can simply vote in-person. Contact your clerk to find out where to drop off your absentee ballot on Election Day.

If you have a disability, federal law protects your right to have assistance returning your ballot, and also to have a person of your choice deliver your ballot. Visit this web page for more information or call the Disability Rights Wisconsin Voter Hotline at 844-347-8683.

Thanks for being a conservation voter,

Seth Hoffmeister

Deputy Director

Wisconsin Conservation Voters

Wisconsin Conservation Voters
133 S. Butler Street Suite 320
Madison, WI 53703
United States

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