Next Election: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Early Voting Begins October 20th!

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Yard Signs are Ready! How To Get Them:

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LWVMC has THREE different 18” x 24” sign designs with metal frames available on a first-come, first-served basis for pick-up at an address in Shorewood or the LWVMC office starting Thursday, 9/24:

VOTE/VOTA (Vote on one side and Vota on the other with QR to myvote.wi.gov)
Vote No Yard Signs (Same on both sides with QR to flyer with more info)
VOTE411 Yard Signs (Same on both sides with QR to Voter Guide)See images above.

2026 Wisconsin election dates & deadlines

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Fall 2026 Election Dates
**The suggested deadline is earlier than the legal (statutory) deadline so your ballot has time to reach you get a witness signature, and be returned. Source: LWVMC 2026 Election Education Resources.

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Thursday, October 8: 11:00AM - 12:00PM

A panel of citizens from urban Milwaukee zip codes, 53206 and 53208, organized by Ruth Shank and Carol Diggelman will discuss affordability and economic strategies.
Tom Content, Executive Director, Citizens Utility Board, Inc. (CUB) will address costs.
Ciaran Gallagher, PhD, Energy & Air Manager, Clean Wisconsin, will address environmental concerns.
Karen Douglas, League of Women Voters of New Mexico (NM) and retired nuclear engineer, will address nuclear waste management.

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Sunday, October 18: 1:00PM - 3:00PM

Speaker: Randolph Miller, Ph.D., Modern European History

Learn more about Hungary's descent into authoritarianism, how their recent hopeful election came about, and what parallels we can draw to our own political situation in the U.S.

Visit the Advocacy Page for information and to get involved!