Fight of Our Lives is a coalition of Milwaukee area organizations working to provide information and inspiration that helps people become involved in the fight. We want to amplify the voices of real people and let them know they are not in this fight alone.
News reports talk about affordability, healthcare, justice, housing, immigration
and war. These reports add to concern about how these things will affect our lives. We’d like you to tell us why YOU are in the fight and why voting is important. What concerns you most about work that needs to be done?
Is it healthcare, affordable housing, the price of childcare or medications?
What’s the message you want to deliver to political leaders?
We’ll share some of your comments.
We’re together on this — and it really is the Fight of Our Lives.
The Fight of Our Lives
Coalition of the Willing
On April 7th – Wisconsin will be voting to elect a new Justice to the Wisconsin Supreme Court -- for a ten-year term.
There are several changes of polling locations. You can check your polling location and voter registration status online at MyVote.wi.gov.
Remember that absentee ballots must be received by 8pm on Election Day – so don’t wait. Once received, complete your ballot and mail it back right away
Wisconsin's Supreme Court could tip the scales on some of country's most pressing issues. Right now the Court is equally split between three liberal and three conservative candidates.
The side that wins a majority will determine the fate of key issues -- including access to abortion, voting rights in the state and education. Please mark your calendar for April 7.
Remember, if a registered voter has not voted in the last four years, Wisconsin law requires regular four-year voter‑roll maintenance. Voters may be sent a letter requesting address confirmation.
If there is no response, their registration is deactivated but not deleted.
Check to confirm your registration status and be sure you are registered and ready.
April 7th Spring Election
Election Integrity
Healthcare
Affordable Housing
Immigration
Judicial Equity
More than 30 Milwaukee area organizations fighting together for...
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