This November 3rd mid-term general election will be critical to help get Dems back in power. Every vote DOES MATTER!
AUGUST 11 PRIMARY RESULTS
Sign up to help with campaign and election efforts! We all need to make phone calls, knock on doors, write postcards, text our contacts, post on social media, and talk to our neighbors to encourage them to vote for the Democrats running for office. For those of us Wisconsinites living in the Chippewa Valley, and in the 3rd or 7th Congressional District, these are the Democrats to support:
David Crowley for WI Governor
Sarah Godlewski for WI Lt. Governor
Josh Kaul for WI Attorney General
Lee Yeng Xiong for WI Treasurer
JoCasta Zamarripa for WI Secretary of State
Rebecca Cooke for 3rd CD US House (or)
Fred Clark for 7th CD US House
Jeff Smith for WI Senate 31
Jodi Emerson for WI Assembly 91
Jeremiah Fredrickson for WI Assembly 92
Christian Phelps for WI Assembly 93
Check myvotewisconsin.org to confirm you are registered to vote in the General Election November 3rd!
Currently we have the following yard signs:
Smith for WI Senate
Emerson for WI Assembly
Phelps for WI Assembly
Cooke for US Congress
Pick up Yard Signs that Express your Opinions
Stop Truth Decay/Stand Up, Speak Out, Vote 4 Dems
Stop the Cruelty/Stand Up, Speak Out, Vote 4 Dems
Crowley/Godlewski for Gov & Lt. Gov signs are expected by early September.
Steps You Can Take Throughout the Year:
DEMOCRATIC POLL WORKERS - *NEW & RETURNING*
We are required to confirm Democratic poll workers every two years.
RETURNING Poll Workers - Please CLICK HERE to confirm you are again willing to be a Democratic Poll Worker in 2026-2027.
NEW to Poll Working - You can sign up anytime during this 2 year cycle. Sign up to become a poll worker or a poll observer for the 2026-2027 elections!
Poll Workers and poll observers are essential to the voting process and protecting small-d democracy. It also provides an opportunity for you to serve your community and to get to know your neighbors. Come learn how you can advocate for voting rights in your community as a poll worker!
PLEASE NOTE: You must be a Wisconsin resident to be a poll worker here.
Click for more poll worker info
Sign up for an Absentee Ballot
How your vote gets counted - Click here
Make sure to plan your voting day (where will you vote? Have you looked at the ballot?) and let a friend know if you’ll need a ride.
Remember: All employers are required to give “up to three successive hours to vote each election day” in Wisconsin, no matter the size of the business.
Eau Claire City Elections Office
203 S. Farwell St.
Eau Claire, WI 54701
(across the alley from City Hall)
Open Tuesday - Friday, 9am - 4pm
Voters in other municipalities should contact their clerk for voting information.
We are looking ahead to Election Day on November 3, and we need your help to make sure we have as many people on the ground as possible to help ensure a fair, transparent, and well-observed election. We will be holding several training sessions in the next months.
Below are links to learn of the ways you can get involved during the midterm elections:
Serve as a poll observer on Election Day. Click here!
Want to find out more info? Attend a Poll Observer Info Session
Join our voter hotline team to help answer questions and provide support.Click Here
Join our ballot cure team to help voters resolve issues with their ballots. Click Here.
Sign up for a phone banking shift to help recruit more volunteers for these critical roles. Click Here
Learn more about each role: Midterm Election Roles
