Expanding the Vote in WisconsinMike Wilder presented his final webinar of the spring with a talk on "Expanding the Vote in Wisconsin." There's a lot of good information in the presentation, including a number of dates and places for becoming a certified Special Deputy Registrar, making it possible for anyone who wants to broaden the franchise to register new voters.
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Democracy Requires Universal, Barrier-FreeAccess to the Ballot Box
Newly enacted laws in Wisconsin will erect new barriers to voting and the new restrictions will have their greatest impact in urban areas. It is likely that eligible voters in Milwaukee and Madison will either be prevented from voting early or will be discouraged from voting at all. The very same people who are likely to find it difficult to vote on election day will now find it difficult to vote, period.
Watch and listen to the presentation "Our Democracy 2020: How to Reclaim Our Right to Vote in WI" by Mike Wilder and Dana Schultz from Wisconsin Voices:
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2014 Elections: A Progressive's Preview of Wisconsin Legislative Races
Every election cycle has its own landscape so it is important to get an overview of the lay of the land for Wisconsin Assembly and Senate races coming in fall 2014. Matt Brusky, Deputy Director of Citizen Action of Wisconsin, takes us through where the opportunities and challenges lie in both Assembly and Senate districts.
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