Wisconsin

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Important Dates

key election dates

July 30, 2024-August 1, 2024: Primary Election Early Voting and Absentee

Early in-person voting begins at your Local Clerk's Office.

All voters in Wisconsin can request an absentee ballot be mailed to them for any reason.

August 13, 2024: Primary election Day

Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p..m. You can register to vote at your polling place.

October 22, 2024-November 3, 2024: General Election Early Voting

Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p..m. You can register to vote at your polling place.

November 5, 2024: General Election Day

Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p..m. You can register to vote at your polling place.

Political Contact

Andrew Disch, Political Director of WI

(608) 256-1206 | (608) 354-8064 | adisch@ncsrcc.org

Noel Lewin, Deputy Political Director of WI

608-609-7176 | nlewin@ncsrcc.org

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post election update

As a national swing state & having the first legislative elections with fair maps, I summarized the highlights from WI below. The election is largely being reported as a red wave, which is true, but we also had several positive outcomes in Wisconsin too that we all contributed toward and should all be proud of.

Tammy Baldwin won by 30,000 votes (out of 3.2 million votes cast). For context, Trump defeated Harris by 30,000 and Biden won in 20’ by 20,000 votes. We are the most evenly divided state in the country. Our phone banks focused on Baldwin and state senate pickup districts.
Our priorities were in the right place: Senate Dems picked up +4 seats laying the foundation to win the majority in 26’ when the other half of the senate is up in a favorable environment. (Midterms typically work against the party of the President)
With a majority in 26’, Senate Leader Hesselbein committed at the Madison rally to restore prevailing wage. Relationships we cultivated with senate pickups (Habush, Alfheim, Wall, Keyeski) will be critical to maintain over the next two years.
Jodi Habush defeated Duey Stroebel 51-49%. Enough said!
New maps reduced the Robin Vos majority from 64-35 to 54-45 (+10 seats) in the Assembly which should bring Democrats (and our issues) to the table this session.
Davis-Bacon Republican Bryan Steil defeated Peter Barca. A complicated decision (made in conjunction with the UBC) since Barca also has long a pro-carpenter record. With Republicans likely in control of congress, relationships like Steil will be extremely important on things like protecting IRA renewable tax credits. Loyalty pays off.

Wisconsin 2024 Legislative Endorsements

State Senate 8: Jodi Habush Sinykin
State Senate 14: Sarah Keyeski
State Senate 18: Kris Alfheim
State Senate 30: Jamie Wall
State Senate 32: Brad Pfaff
State Assembly 7: Karen Kirsch
State Assembly 8: Sylvia Ortiz-Velez
State Assembly 9: Priscilla Prado
State Assembly 20: Christine Sinicki
State Assembly 21: David Marstellar
State Assembly 23: Deb Andraca
State Assembly 26: Joe Sheehan
State Assembly 30: Alison Page
State Assembly 31: Tyler August
State Assembly 40: Karen DeSanto
State Assembly 42: Maureen McCarville
State Assembly 43: Brienne Brown
State Assembly 46: Joan Fitzgerald
State Assembly 47: Randy Udell
State Assembly 48: Andrew Hysell
State Assembly 50: Jenna Jacobson
State Assembly 52: Lee Snodgrass
State Assembly 64: Tip McGuire
State Assembly 65: Ben DeSmidt
State Assembly 66: Greta Neubauer
State Assembly 71: Vinnie Miresse
State Assembly 91: Jodi Emerson
State Assembly 92: Joe Plouff
State Assembly 94: Steve Doyle
State Assembly 95: Jill Billings

Protecting Wisconsin's Constitution - vote no

Special interests have added two intentionally confusing constitutional amendments to the August ballot.

These proposals undermine the Governor from acting quickly to distribute federal disaster relief and infrastructure funding.

Voting NO will prevent politicians from playing partisan games with federal funds! More information at www.wivotesno.org

Question 1 – Delegation of Power VOTE NO
Question 2 – Allocation of Federal Funding VOTE NO

2024 Wisconsin Legislative Updates

Members Elected to Local Office

After running such a wonderful campaign, we are thrilled to announce that Shannon Derby earned her spot on Two Rivers City Council after winning her election! Shannon now joins the ranks of twenty other carpenters that hold elected office in Wisconsin. We look forward to working with her in the future as we continue the fight for the middle class in Wisconsin. Thank you, Shannon, for remaining committed to your family, your community, and your union.
Fair Maps in Wisconsin

As a result of the election of Judge Janet and the redistricting lawsuit at the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Governor Evers has signed into law Wisconsin's first non-gerrymandered maps in over a decade. These will apply to legislative elections this fall.
Wisconsin Legislative Conference

The 2024 Wisconsin Legislative Conference took place February 28-29 at the Monona Terrace in Madison. The conference produced the highest amount of attendance in recent memory with around 200 members, guests and sponsors attending this year. In addition, members engaged in grassroots lobbying of their home district legislators at the state capitol. Keynote speakers included Governor Tony Evers, UBC General Vice President Tom Flynn and Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley. Thank you to all the locals that encouraged members to register for the conference!