Vote on or Before Nov. 3
We’re fighting for a future where our paychecks are higher, where our leaders prioritize good jobs, and where working people can afford a home, health care, child care, a vacation, a secure retirement.
Your union did the research: Rebecca Cooke will help Wisconsinites have better lives.
In addition to Cooke, your union is recommending these candidates as the most pro-worker, pro-union candidates on the ballot.
This election, we’re going to send a message: It’s time for a change. No more rigging the system so it only benefits the few. Instead, we’re going to build an economy that prioritizes the workers who are the backbone of this country. Here’s how you can make your voice heard.
Voting
Voters may cast an in-person absentee ballot, also known as early voting, between Oct. 20 and Nov. 1. Availability varies by municipality. Contact your local municipal clerk for in-person absentee election hours.
Register
The deadline to register to vote online or by mail is Oct. 14, and the deadline to register to vote at your municipal clerk’s office is Oct. 30. You also can register to vote and vote in person on Election Day at your local clerk’s office. You’ll need to bring your proof of residency.
Volunteer
Working people are showing up to volunteer between now and Election Day to elect pro-union candidates across the country.