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Important November 5th

Election information

 

Go to myvote.wi.gov to find out what's on your ballot, where you vote, and other important election information.​

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Find your municipal clerk's early voting hours and make a plan to vote.

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​To read an explanation of the referendum question click here.

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Important Dates

  • Sept. 19 – Deadline for municipal clerks to send absentee ballots to voters with requests on file

  • Sept. 19 – All absentee ballots must be recorded in WisVote

  • Oct. 8 – Electors changing addresses after this date must vote from their prior address

  • Oct. 14 – First day to conduct absentee voting in nursing homes and care facilities

  • Oct. 16 – Deadline for voters to register to vote via mail or online. Must register in person after this date.

  • Oct. 22 – Clerks can issue in-person absentee ballots at clerk’s office

  • Oct. 26 – First day for clerks to conduct public test of voting machines. Notice of testing must be posted 48 hours prior to test

  • Oct. 28 – Last day for special voting deputies to make arrangements with nursing homes and care facilities for absentee voting

  • Oct. 31 – Deadline for regular and overseas voters to request absentee ballots by mail

  • Nov. 1 – Deadline to register to vote in clerk’s office

  • Nov. 4 – Last day for special deputies to conduct absentee voting in nursing homes and care facilities

  • Nov. 5 – Election Day!  All absentee ballots to be returned by mail or delivered to municipal clerks by 8 p.m.

 

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Here are 5 questions to ask ourselves and our loved ones

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  1. Has my address changed?

  2. Do I have any family members who will be turning 18 years old on or before November 5?

  3. Have voter registration requirements changed in my state?

  4. Could I have been scrubbed from voter registration lists due to inactivity?

  5. Could I have been scrubbed or suspended from voter registration lists due to clerical or postal errors?

Find out if you are registered to vote at

https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/Register-To-Vote

 

If you haven’t already, please take the time to confirm your polling location, request an absentee ballot if necessary, and overview what will appear on your ballot on November 5th. We are in the home stretch of this critical election season. Please reach out and ensure all your friends and family are registered to vote and equipped with the resources to make informed decisions

 

Join the fight - Get involved

Trumpforce47.com - Ground Game

Talk.donaldjtrump.com - Phone Bank 

Protectthevote.com - Poll Watching  

Swampthevoteusa.com - Voter Registration/early voting 

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The WISGOP is actively seeking folks who are interested in taking a more active role with observation of drop boxes. If you are interested in how you can take part in this effort please fill out this form and someone will call you.

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The Republican Party of Wisconsin is looking to fill Paid Door Knocking positions! We are hoping to fill multiple spots throughout the state. 

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Below is a link to sign up if interested. 

Sign Up: HERE

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Click HERE for updates on the
Republican Party's election integrity efforts
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Click HERE to help us fight for election integrity by becoming a poll observer or helping out in other ways!
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Besides being a poll observer, in the odd numbered years we submit lists of poll workers to municipalities in each county.  In Wisconsin, running elections is the responsibility of both political parties. Every two years, each party is allowed to submit a list of their poll workers to each municipal  clerk, and the clerk is required by law to use the names on that list.  Poll Workers are still the first line of defense for fair elections!  We each need to do our part to make sure our elections are secure.

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INTERESTED IN RUNNING FOR LOCAL OFFICE?

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION. 

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A message from RPW Chairman Brian Schimming on early voting:

 

Why now?  It’s simple: the law is on the books, and we can’t keep going into Election Day 200,000 votes down — and expect to make it up within 13 hours. An important statistic: we’ve had 11 statewide elections in the last 23 years that have been decided by 30,000 votes or less. Over the years, and certainly more so since the pandemic, people of all political stripes have adjusted toward voting early – and we need to have an effective, safe, and secure EV program to increase our numbers and win. 

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Even the Democrats have taken notice of RPW's growing effort. They know that when Republicans not only vote on Election Day, but maximize our early vote, the math doesn’t come out in their favor. The state Democratic Chairman said, “for a number of elections we’ve had this unusual advantage where the Republican Party was intentionally leaving tools on the table…Republicans are getting their act together.” 

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It’s a comprehensive effort: persuasion on the front end, voter registration, pushing early vote, “ballot chase,” — our efforts will include multiple methods including doors, email, calls, texts, social media digital efforts, among them — to maximize turnout.  

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The good news: we know how to do this, but it needs to be expanded dramatically to be candid. Why? Every nickel, dime, and dollar we can save by convincing “our voters” to vote early allows us to reallocate dollars to turning out “mid” or “low propensity,” independent, and “new” voters. It’s about growing and expanding our conservative base. This includes outreach and contacting communities large and small, senior centers, campuses, tech colleges, wherever voters may be – meeting them where they are. 

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The fact is, we know how to do this right, and have shown it in races like Ron Johnson’s hard-fought reelection.  And thanks to our work together, Republicans had the highest off-year conservative voter turnout in the state’s 169-year history this past Spring.  

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The rollout naming Wisconsin the first state went really well. Some of the coverage can be seen here:

Center Square, Benjamin Yount: Republicans embrace early voting in Wisconsin, Democrats snicker 

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Wisconsin Daily Star, Matt Kittle: RNC, Wisconsin Republican Party Launching "Bank Your Vote" Early Voting Campaign

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WisPolitics, Kate Morton: RNC taps Wisconsin for first early voting initiative

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We're continuing our crucial Election Integrity and legal efforts as well. The RPW scored a number of legal victories in court throughout the last two years: banning drop boxes and ensuring "indefinitely confined" is not misused by big city Dem clerks, to name a few. And just a few weeks ago, the Democrat Green Bay clerk, who we went to court and obtained an injunction against when our poll watchers were blocked from observing voting processes, now backed down from going to a September trial to fight us. We'll expand our on-site presence with volunteers, staff, and attorneys to ensure the law is followed. Not sometimes, but every single time. 

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Ballot Security:  We are expanding our ballot security operation as well. We successfully grew the number of GOP "Poll Workers" from 1,000 to 5,000 last year – a record-breaking 500% increase! And this year, I'm looking to recruit even more poll workers to ensure there are even more eyes throughout our election. In addition to covering the whole state, we'll be able to focus on known "hot spots."

 

And about "Poll Watchers:" We know how to reach out and mobilize fast. We must have GOP "Eyes on the Prize" at every voting location in Wisconsin. For the last election, we deployed 46 field people in ten days, recruited 4,200 volunteers, and had 1.5 million contacts. With our already established 72 counties' networks and coalition allies, we can do what it takes to ensure every step of the voting and counting process is observed. 

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This is a broad overview of what's to come. We need all hands on deck for statewide success. That's why we're doing it. It's why Ron Johnson and our state leadership are asking for your help in our expanded effort.”

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