Common Cause in Wisconsin

10/14/2026

Today is the deadline to register to vote online or by mail for the upcoming election. If you miss this deadline, then starting tomorrow you will be able to register to vote at your Clerks office, at an early voting location, or on Election Day at your in-person polling location.

10/13/2026

There is still time to register to vote in this upcoming election. The deadline for mail and internet submissions to register to vote is on October 14th. If you need to register, you can so through My Vote Wisconsin, in person during early voting or through your Clerk’s Office

10/08/2026

Get personalized voting info at VOTE411.org
⭐️ See What's On Your Ballot
⭐️Check Your Voter Registration
⭐️Find Your Polling Place
⭐️Discover Upcoming Debates In Your Area
And Much More!

10/07/2026

Fill in the blank: A form of early voting

10/06/2026

Have you moved, changed your name, or just want to be sure? → NationalVoterEducationWeek.org/register Two minutes. Done.

10/05/2026

Comment below what action you think the emojis are describing

10/01/2026

The election is a little over a month away. Have you figured out how you are going to vote? It is not too late to register to vote or to register for an absentee ballot on My Vote Wisconsin. You are also able to use the website to find your in-person voting location as well as find your local Clerk’s office.

09/30/2026

Join us Thursday night to learn more about what you can do to protect Wisconsin’s elections!

We’ll be talking about the work Common Cause is doing to safeguard our elections and volunteer opportunities for you to help ensure that every eligible Wisconsin voter can cast a ballot in a free and fair election.

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Democracy doesn't pause between presidential elections, and neither does Common Cause Wisconsin's fight to ensure every eligible voter can cast a ballot in a free and fair election. As the November midterm election approaches, we want you to understand Wisconsin's election protection landscape and h...

09/28/2026

When your absentee ballot arrives, it will come with an envelope to return your ballot in. Before returning your ballot, make sure that on your ballot you put your signature, your witness’ name and signature, as well as the address of your witness. Ballots can be returned to your Clerk’s office or via drop boxes. The locations of these can be found by reaching out to your local Clerk’s office.

Our goal is for zero absentee ballots to be rejected at the polls.Follow these steps to make sure your ballot is counted:

09/24/2026

It is good to know the names of the people who will appear on your ballot. It is also a good idea to familiarize yourself with their stances and policies as well. By staying in the know on the candidates, you can vote for the person who best represents you. Find out more information at

Election information you need. Brought to you by The League of Women Voters Education Fund.