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Join Teal Teamers on Tuesday, March 10 from 6:45 - 7:45 pm for an engaging conversation with nationally recognized government scholar and pollster Dr. Charles Franklin from Marquette University Law School.  

Dr. Franklin will share his insights on the April State Supreme Court race, the critical mid-term elections, and the hotly contested Wisconsin gubernatorial race. Bring your questions!

This is a virtual event; registration confirmation includes information on how to participate via Zoom.

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Sponsored by the League of Women Voters.  As the April 7th election approaches, take time to learn about the candidates and take a deeper dive into analyzing the role of Supreme Court judges. 
 
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Register in advance for this Zoom meeting:

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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Don't miss this opportunity to hear from Judge Chris Taylor and to learn more about her and her commitment to protecting the rights and freedoms of all Wisconsinites as a fair, independent, and impartial Justice.

‍ Gloria Hochstein, Chair
Rural Caucus of Democratic Party of Wisconsin

March Lunch and Learn Join us for a webinar focused on the April election. You will learn about the role of the WI Supreme Court and how to find reliable candidate information. You will also learn about:
• important deadlines
• ways people can vote
• voting rights
• the latest election information
Tuesday, March 17, 2026
12 PM - 1 PM (CST) Register at: bit.ly/DVCWebinarMarch2026‍ ‍ Facebook event link: https://www.facebook.com/share/16uNsGkg8q/

‍ ‍SAVE Act The Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act was passed by the House of Representatives last week and has now moved to the U.S. Senate. This act would add more barriers to voting, such as:
Requiring every American citizen to provide specific documents, such as a passport or an original birth certificate, in person when registering to vote and whenever they update their voter registration Eliminating mail-in and online registrations Requiring photo ID in every state (WI already requires photo ID to vote) The SAVE Act would disproportionately impact people with disabilities, older adults, women who change their name when they get married, and other minorities. Millions of Americans do not have access to their birth certificate and obtaining a copy can be costly. Half of Americans, especially lower-income Americans, do not have a passport. Eliminating mail-in voting options and online voting registration adds transportation barriers that are already problems for non-drivers. A statement from the National Coalition on Accessible Voting with additional information on the ways the bill could impact people with disabilities can be found here: https://ncavote.org/resource/nosaveact/ If this is important to you, please contact your Senators. You can find contact information for your Senators here: https://www.senate.gov/states/WI/intro.htm.

‍ ‍Request Your Absentee Ballot Get ahead of the game by requesting all of your mail-in ballots for the year in just a few minutes. Visit MyVote.WI.Gov to request your absentee ballots for every election in 2026. Voting by mail in Wisconsin remains safe and reliable. Ballots have always been required to be received by Election Day, and that rule has not changed. To ensure your vote is counted, plan ahead and mail your ballot at least a week before the election or use a secure drop option if available. Visit Myvote.WI.gov to update your registration and request your absentee ballots for the year.

6PM to 8PM at the Algoma Boat Club. Join us for camaraderie and conversation.