Election Day is less than one week away and your vote on November 6 will make a
difference for working families.
Please look up the candidates in
your area who will work for working families. Our
labor endorsed candidates can be found here.
You do not need a
photo ID to vote. If you are voting for the first time, you will have to
bring something to your polling place that proves you are a Wisconsin resident.
Here's
a list of acceptable proof of residency documents, including a current
utility bill, paycheck stub or bank statement.
You can register to vote in-person at your polling place on Election
Day. To find your polling location and check your voter registration click
here.
If you will not be available on November 6, there's still time to vote
in-person absentee - but there's not much time left. Close of business
on Friday, November 2, is the last day to vote in-person absentee
at your local municipal clerk’s office.
As a union member, you know
that having your voice heard makes a difference - don't forget to vote
November 6. Report any problems at the polls to the Election Protection
hotline at 1-866-OUR VOTE and visit the Government
Accountability Board website for more information.
In
Solidarity,
Phil Neuenfeldt, President
Stephanie Bloomingdale, Secretary-Treasurer
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