Let YOUR Voice be Heard - VOTE
Spring Election: Tuesday, April 1
Susan Crawford for Wisconsin Supreme Court
As a prosecutor, private-practice attorney, and now as a Judge, Susan Crawford has always believed in protecting the basic rights and freedoms of Wisconsinites.
Jill Underly for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jill is a lifelong educator running to be re-elected as Wisconsin’s Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Mayor Ryan Sorenson - Re-elect for Mayor of Sheboygan
Born and raised in Sheboygan and a proud graduate of Sheboygan Public Schools and UW-Milwaukee.
He is a former Alder for District 8 and City Council President and the current Mayor of the city of Sheboygan.
Grazia Perrella - Re-elect for Alderperson
District 7, City of Sheboygan
Grazia has proudly represented District 7 as Alder since 2021. She has a MS in Global Technology and Development and is a Doctoral candidate in Public Administration. She is currently the Chair of Committee of the Whole, Vice Chair of Finance and Personnel Committee, and Vice Chair of Housing Rehabilitation Loan Commission.
“I am committed to keeping our city safe for all, and our community stronger! It is an honor to serve and contribute to moving our city forward!"
STOP MESSING WITH OUR
WISCONSIN CONSTITUTION!
Vote "NO!"
From the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin: "Casting a ballot is a fundamental right for all eligible Wisconsin voters no matter which part of the state they live in, what language they speak or if they choose to vote in person or by mail. We are urging legislators to reject any proposal to require voters to provide documentary proof of citizenship in order to register to vote or enshrine photo ID requirements in the state constitution."
"Wisconsin’s elections are safe and secure. However, restrictive voting laws risk disenfranchising eligible voters of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs. Such legislation often fuels disinformation among voters and diverts attention from the real challenges Wisconsinites face, including economic hardships, childcare shortages and lack of access to clean drinking water."
Voting Info
Whether you're new to the area, never voted before, or are just unsure what to do, here's where to look!
Register to Vote
Stop in your Clerk's office to register to vote OR plan to register at your polling place on Election Day. Go to myvote.wi.gov for more info and to find your polling place.
What Do I Bring?
To be sure you have everything you need when you go to vote, check out bringit.wi.gov CLICK HERE
Vote by Absentee
MyVote.wi.gov has a easy to fill out form HERE
Can I Vote Early?
YES! In-person absentee voting for the spring primary has started.
City of Sheboygan Residents:
Vote in-person absentee at Sheboygan City Hall: 828 Center Ave. during the following hours:
Mon.-Thurs. 7:30am-4:30pm
Friday March 21 7:30am-11am.
Friday March 28 7:30am-5:00pm**
**LAST DAY TO EARLY VOTE
Residents Outside of the City:
Visit myvote.wi.gov to find out when your municipality has early vote options OR contact your municipal clerk.