League of Women Voters of Greater Green Bay

10/07/2026

Attention, Assembly District 2 voters! Our League of Women Voters of Manitowoc County colleagues have organized a great opportunity for you to hear from and ask questions of these two candidates.

10/07/2026

☕️ Reminder! Lively Issues is this Saturday!

Join us for coffee, nibbles and conversation with fellow Democracy Defenders. Most importantly, have your voice heard as we shape the League of Women Voters of Greater Green Bay’s priorities for 2026–27.

Come share what matters to you, connect with fellow League members and help us set the agenda for the year ahead.

10/07/2026

Wisconsin Interfaith Voter Engagement Campaign is bringing Embody Democracy to Green Bay — and they want you there.

Attend on October 20 from 5:30–7:30 PM at the Mauthe Center on the UW-Green Bay campus for an evening of art, civic action, and community. In partnership with the Mauthe Center, WIVEC is hosting an evening that brings together our community and local voices to celebrate democracy and build momentum for the fall midterm elections.

The evening will feature a free meal catered by Golden Spoon African Cuisine, voting resources (that’s us!) and local organizations from the community, and a hands-on workshop experience that invites participants to explore identity, voice, and civic engagement through art-making and conversation with artists Niki Johnson and Taylor Kemnitz.

The art you create will become part of the artists’ next large-scale project on what it means to embody democracy.

The League is proud to participate in this unique event where all community members are welcome. Come as you are. You belong in this picture.

Registration Link:
https://forms.gle/q562BBL99Lrm1HRk9

10/04/2026

What a fun idea from League of Women Voters of Dane County!

Brown County voters, feel free to show your voter pride by printing and hanging this placard in your window or on your door.

10/04/2026

Thanks to all the Cheeseheads here in Wisconsin who give their time and talents to make sure our elections run safely, smoothly and securely!

Interested in becoming a poll worker? Contact your municipal clerk to learn more.

10/04/2026

Knowledge is power - and peace of mind. Attend this Thursday webinar entitled “How Elections Work in Wisconsin” to learn exactly that - how our elections work.

A non-partisan effort to increase voting turnout and participation in the electoral process among members of Wisconsin’s disability community. The WDVC is funded by Disability Rights Wisconsin and the Board for People with Developmental Disabilities.

10/03/2026

If you are a first-time absentee voter, here's a helpful video on how to complete your ballot.

Be sure to return your ballot as soon as possible to make sure it is received in time to be counted.

Once you've dropped it in your mailbox or in your municipal drop box, go to https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/Track-My-Ballot to confirm it was received.

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10/03/2026

🚨 Avoid buyer’s remorse!

Before you vote on the anti-equity constitutional amendment on the November 3 ballot, hear from experts about what it could mean for Wisconsin.

Thanks to our colleagues at League of Women Voters of Appleton-Fox Cities, you can attend this informative session in person or virtually to learn about the potential impact of the amendment and what’s at stake.

📅 Registration is required.

10/03/2026

Curious how our elections work? Wanna confirm they are safe and secure? Then consider becoming an Election Observer with the League.

Time to take action! We are seeking volunteers from across the state to serve as Election Observers for the General Election on November 3!

Sign up to become an Election Observer with the League: bit.ly/lwvwiobserver2026

10/03/2026

🚨 If you’re still planning to vote by mail but haven’t requested your absentee ballot yet, do it TODAY at MyVote.WI.gov.

There's still time to request your absentee ballot. Voting by mail is safe, secure, and helps make our elections accessible for everyone. If you plan to vote by mail, be sure to request your ballot as soon as possible. It's also important to note that putting it in the mail isn't your only option to return it, you can also use a secure drop box (where available) or drop it off to your clerk in person.

Learn more at bit.ly/wi-absentee-voting