Your Vote Is Your Voice!
The Primary Is Over — Now It’s Time to Get to Work!
Wisconsin’s August 11 Partisan Primary is behind us. We now know which candidates will move forward to the November 3 General Election. The November election will feature major statewide, legislative, and federal races that will shape the future of Wisconsin and our communities.
We’ve listed the candidates who advanced from the primary, along with links to their websites. Take some time to learn about their positions, follow their campaigns, and check out upcoming events.
This is where the real work begins. Let’s bring the energy, enthusiasm, and grassroots power needed to support our candidates and turn Wisconsin BLUE!
Important: All voters must provide a proof of residence document when registering to vote by mail, in-person at the clerk’s office, or at the polls. All voters must present a picture ID when voting in-person.
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Know the Statewide Candidates
Governor: David Crowley
Watch a PBS special interview of the gubernatorial candidates as well as a forum by going to our YouTube page.
Lt. Governor: Sarah Godlewski
Attorney General: Josh Kaul
Secretary of State: JoCasta Zamarripa
Treasurer: Yee Leng Xiong
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Know Your Local Candidates
Congressional District 1: Mitchell Berman
Learn how CD1’s current representative, Bryan Steil, lives up to his nickname of “empty suit” by clicking here!
Congressional District 5: Andy Beck
Assembly
District 31: Dr. John Perryman
District 32: Gregory Miller
District 33: Maria Elena Bisabarros
District 43: Brienne Brown
Senate
District 11: Adam Duda
District 15: Mark Spreitzer
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How to Register and Vote
Before you can start the registration process, you need to check that you are not already registered to vote at MyVote Wisconsin.
You can use MyVote Wisconsin to update your name or the address we have on file for you.
If you need to request an absentee ballot, visit Vote Absentee.
In Wisconsin, you have 3 ways to vote:
In-person on election day
In person absentee ballot before election day
Absentee ballot
For details and dates, visit My Vote Wisconsin.