Next Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Early Voting is Open! Cast your ballot in person October 20 - November 3.
Find Early Voting Locations Here (Check with your local clerk to confirm dates and times)

Check Your Registration Here Request Your Ballot Here Get Candidate Info at VOTE411 Find Your Polling Place

Questions About the State Referendums to Amend the Wisconsin Constitution
that are on the November 3rd Ballot?
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Limited Yard Signs Still Available!

No pre-registration necessary— just stop into the office at 6737 W Washington St, Ste 2218 in West Allis, 53214.

There are about 5 VOTE NO signs left and a couple dozen each of the VOTE/VOTA and VOTE411 signs. The VOTE/VOTE and VOTE411 signs are "evergreen", so they can be used for future elections, too. The VOTE NO signs are specifically for this November 3, 2026 election only.

(Please note: Office pickup on Thursdays and Fridays, 10:00am - 6:00pm only)

2026 Wisconsin election dates & deadlines

Confirm all dates at myvote.wi.govbefore acting.

Fall 2026 Election Dates
**The suggested deadline is earlier than the legal (statutory) deadline so your ballot has time to reach you get a witness signature, and be returned. Source: LWVMC 2026 Election Education Resources.

Thursday, November 5: 11:00AM - 12:00PM

The goal of the Electrical Energy for Citizens Project of the LWVMC is to educate our

members and the community, about the benefits and downsides of options for generating

electricity. This third webinar will focus on new nuclear technology and how nuclear energy fits

into our changing energy system. A background paper accompanies the series.

Garland of Choice Exhibit

Dr. Charlene Gaebler-Uhing and Gail Sklodowska, the co-leads of Reproductive Rights, will present the journey of the team’s “Garland of Choice - A Community Project, ” now on exhibit at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD).

The Garland of Choice is a joyous, interactive, community art project which fosters awareness of the limitations and threats to Wisconsinites right to privacy and choice. “We encourage you to “vote your values”, says Charlie, while she helps folks create their “ribbon messages” at farmer’s markets and music venues.

Come see us at MIAD room 160 Nov 5 from 6-8 for a special panel discussion on how the arts inspire reproductive action.

Visit the Advocacy Page for information and to get involved!