Wisconsin DOJ Reminder: There are Laws Against Election-Related Intimidation and Threats

From the Democratic Party of Wisconsin (WisDems)

Last week, the Wisconsin Department of Justice released a statement reminding residents that voter intimidation and threats against election workers are illegal, as the state prepares for the November 3rd election.

"Every eligible voter should be able to vote freely and safely," Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul said. "The Wisconsin Department of Justice is fully committed to helping ensure that Wisconsin once again has a fair and secure election."

Here is a link to the Wisconsin DOJ's full statement. 

EARLY VOTING IN PERSON BEGINS TUESDAY, OCT. 20th 

Early Voting starts on October 20th! Find your early vote locations and times on our early vote website (http://map.wisdems.org/), your municipalities website, or at https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/Vote-Absentee-In-Person 

If you are voting via mail-in ballot, make sure to mail your absentee ballot ASAP! Plan for it to take 14 days to arrive at your clerk’s office. After October 20th, drop it off at an early vote site, your clerk’s office, or in a drop box if your municipality has one. Track your ballot at MyVote.wi.gov/Track-My-Ballot 

We hope to see you at our upcoming events—check out all our events here, and don’t forget that you can call our Voter Assistance Hotline at 608-336-3232 anytime with voting questions or look at our Voting Guide at vote.wisdems.org! 

As always, thank you for your continued support of Wisconsin voters. Please let us know if you have any questions!

 Forward, 

The WisDems Voter Protection Team