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Hands Off Our Vote! · Indivisible
Time
Thursday, July 30
7 – 8pm CST
Location
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About this event
Join Indivisibles across the country for the kickoff call for Hands Off Our Vote, Indivisible’s national program to ensure all eligible voters get to cast their ballot, and that those ballots get counted. We’ll pull back the curtain on our strategy and theory of change, and walk through how you can step up to protect the vote no matter where you live. If you’re wondering how you can plug in to ensure free and fair elections this fall, join us July 30 and bring your friends, family, and fellow Indivisibles with you!
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You will have an opportunity to hear from the three candidates vying to replace Rep. Tony Wied when the Democratic Party of Brown County hosts a candidate forum next month in Green Bay.
Rick Crosson, Katrina DeVille and Mark Scheffler will answer questions from former congressional candidate Dr. Kristin Lyerly and Democratic Party of Brown County Chair Wanda Sieber during the forum, which is scheduled for Aug. 3.
The forum will begin at 6 p.m. in the Christie Theatre at the University Union on the UW-Green Bay campus.
The event takes place eight days before Democrats head to the polls to cast their ballots in the Aug. 11 primary. The winner will face Wied, who completed former Rep. Mike Gallagher's term in 2024 before beginning his own term last year.
Republicans have held the seat since Reid Ribble defeated then-Rep. Steve Kagen, a Democrat, in 2010, a streak that has now spanned eight elections.
Wednesday marks the final day eligible voters can register online or by mail before Election Day. Voters may also register at their clerk's office by August 7th and at their polling place when they vote on Election Day, provided they meet Wisconsin's registration requirements. -
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Kewaunee Dems provide brats, burgers with all the fixings, water, lemonade, soda, desserts, all the utensils. Please bring a dish to share (not a dessert though!). Feel free to bring your own beer or favorite summer refreshment.
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Polls open from 7AM to 8PM.
Click “HERE’S WHAT REPUBLICANS FUNDED” and “THE TRUMP FAMILY MADE” to watch 30 second videos produced by Vote4Dems
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