Post-Election Thoughts from Ben Wikler, Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair

Nov. 10, 2024

Here are highlights from a message sent by Ben Wikler, Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair, to Wisconsin Democrats after the Nov. 5 General Election.

On Election Day, I thought we were winning the presidential race.

We came up short.

Losing was a gut punch. Enormous peril lies ahead.

As we prepare for what’s next, we also have to find space for curiosity about what just happened.

We’re beginning to see the outlines: a red wave. A nationwide shift toward Trump of 6 percent. But in Wisconsin, we nearly defeated that wave.

The shift here was just one quarter the size: a 1.5% swing from 2020. Not because Trump was weaker here than elsewhere, but because we were stronger. Thanks to tens of thousands of heroes—our candidates, the campaign, party infrastructure, allies, and volunteers—we persuaded and turned out even more voters for Harris than we did for Biden in 2020. We lost Wisconsin by just 0.9%—the smallest margin of any state in America. 

2024 was a high turnout year, second only to 2020 nationwide. But in most states, turnout went down slightly. In Wisconsin, overall turnout went up—by 1.3%, the most in the country. 

All of your work had a critical impact. You helped Tammy Baldwin win re-election. You flipped four state Senate and ten state Assembly seats on our new fair maps, setting the stage for majorities in 2026. 

That reality doesn’t lessen the blow of knowing what Trump is poised to inflict on the country. But it fills me with profound gratitude for your work. To everyone involved in this fight, thank you.  

Here’s my first-pass analysis of what just happened, and a note of appreciation. 

Two Things Are Clear

In 2024, voters nationwide—across, from what we can tell, geography, gender, generation, race, and ethnicity—shifted towards Trump. This wasn’t any particular group’s “fault.” Don’t fall for that trap. 

We’re just at the beginning of figuring out what happened. Be wary of anyone who tells you that X, Y, or Z thing would have changed the outcome.

But two things are very clear from the big picture. 

The first key thing is that the post-COVID inflation era has marked a global wave against incumbent parties. In 2024, for the first year on record (with 120 years of data), every wealthy-country ruling party has lost ground, regardless of whether it was left or right of center. Across Belgium, France, Japan, Austria, Portugal, the US, and the UK, the average swing was 20 points.

Worldwide, political scientists are arguing, this is a reaction to high prices. Inflation leads voters to punish whoever’s in power, even if they didn’t have control over it. The fact that US voters swung less hard against Democrats may be due to the greater success in the US, relative to other countries, in bringing inflation down. 

This tracks with what we’ve heard consistently for the last two years—in polls, in exit polls, and on doors. Many voters have been furious about high prices. The question was whether we could win the presidential race despite that headwind, given everything else (and yes, there was so much else). Like other parties worldwide, we didn’t. 

The second thing that jumps out is that, in the states where Harris and Trump campaigned the hardest, Harris overperformed. And she overperformed in Wisconsin most of all. 

Harris’s campaign had a bigger effect than Trump’s. As Dave Wasserman of the Cook Political Report, one of the nation’s most clear-eyed analysts, puts it: 

—Latest numbers: across the seven battleground states, the '20-'24 swing towards Trump was ~3.1 pts. Across the other 43 states (+DC), it was ~6.7 pts. 

Bottom line: the Harris campaign swam impressively against some very strong underlying currents.

You can see the same thing in turnout numbers. 

. . .this is a tale of two elections—because while turnout dropped slightly in non-battleground states, it actually went up, very slightly, in the seven battlegrounds. 

And it rose most of all in Wisconsin: turnout here rose 1.3%, the highest in the nation. 

In other words, that feeling so many of us had—that energy on the ground was explosive, that the campaign was soaring, that we were finding new Harris voters all over the state—that was real.  

Harris earned more than 30,000 more raw votes than Biden. She earned more votes than Obama in 2012, and almost as many as Obama in 2008—when he won a 14-point landslide victory. She added votes in 46 of Wisconsin’s 72 counties—rural, urban, suburban, and small-town alike. 

Unpacking the Numbers

“Urban core” counties moved 8 percent towards Trump nationally—but Milwaukee only moved 1 percent.

Milwaukee County actually delivered more net votes (Dem votes minus Republican votes) for Harris than it did for Obama in 2008 or 2012. 

“Major suburbs” moved 5.7 percent towards Trump nationally—but in Wisconsin, they moved 0.1 percent to Harris. Her margin grew, slightly, in each of the WOW counties. 

“Medium metros”—counties with mid-sized cities—moved 4.9 percent towards Trump nationally, but in Wisconsin, just shifted 1 percent towards Trump. Dane County, the fastest-growing in the state, for the first time delivered the most net votes for Harris of any Wisconsin county.

And “Rural counties and small cities” nationally moved towards Trump by 4 percent. In Wisconsin, these 57 counties accounted for 36 percent of the overall vote, and 29 percent of the vote for Harris. But the Trumpward shift in rural Wisconsin counties—2 percent—was only half the national shift. And Harris racked up more raw votes than Biden in 35 of those counties, even though Trump added more. 

Gains in the Legislature

We can, should, and must do all we can to think through, what, in small ways and big, we could have done better. And there is much to learn, perhaps painful lessons, about what led to this outcome. 

But we can be rightly proud of what we achieved in Wisconsin. 

It all mattered.

It mattered because Tammy Baldwin won her Senate race. This was another classic Wisconsin photo finish: a 0.9 percent, 28,958-vote margin, overcoming an absolutely horrendous $100 million flood of attack ads. Baldwin ran a dynamite campaign. And all of our work to lift up Democrats up and down the ballot played a critical role in her race. You helped make that happen. 

It mattered because, in the state legislature, Democrats flipped all four of our targeted state Senate seats, shattering the GOP’s supermajority and putting Democrats on track for a majority in 2026. Two seats to go. 

Meanwhile, Dems picked up 10 Assembly districts—ending the massive Republican margin created by gerrymandered maps. If we flip five more seats, we’ll win an Assembly majority in 2026 as well. 

And it mattered because of the way we won—by staying true to our values, by organizing, by building community and working together and taking nobody for granted and counting nobody out. 

Some Thanks

So: some thanks are in order. 

First, to our candidates. . . Second, thank you to the campaign and party staff that worked themselves to the bone on this election. None of this would have been possible without you. . . Roughly 100,000 volunteers this year took part in the fight in Wisconsin. Let’s thank them all. . .

Every one of the 100,000 people who volunteered, including tens of thousands who knocked on doors and made phone calls in Wisconsin this year, helped Tammy Baldwin win Wisconsin, helped make huge gains downballot, and helped ensure that Harris came closer to winning here than any other battleground state. 

Our Values Will Endure

We didn’t win all that we wanted to win. But the values that lead us to do this work will endure. We will keep striving to learn and improve. And together, in times to come, we will bend the moral arc of the universe towards justice. 

Kamala Harris

Ben Wikler

Closing Arguments

Source: WisDems Message Monday

Oct. 29, 2024

From Kamala Harris

TOP MESSAGE: This election will be a choice between two very different visions for the future: Vice President Harris and Democrats will be leaders for all Americans and are charting a New Way Forward where everyone has the opportunity to get ahead. Donald Trump is unstable, unhinged, and seeking unchecked power. A second Trump term is a risk we can’t afford – look no further than his extreme Project 2025 agenda that gives him unprecedented, unchecked power to roll back Americans’ rights and freedoms, hurt the middle class, and threaten our democracy.

  • Vice President Kamala Harris is charting a
    new way forward. As President, Kamala
    Harris along with Democrats will create
    an Opportunity Economy where everyone
    with hard work and ambition has a chance
    to compete and a chance to succeed—
    from buying a home to starting a business
    and building wealth.

  • Her number one economic priority is to bring
    down costs, from groceries to housing
    and prescription drugs, so that everyone
    has the opportunity to not just get by,
    but get ahead:

    • She’ll cut taxes for more than 100 million Americans and help small businesses and entrepreneurs grow and thrive.

    • She’ll pass the first ever federal ban on corporate price gouging on food and groceries.

    • She'll stop corporations and land speculators from buying up homes and raising the rent. She’ll make housing more affordable by building 3 million new homes through a new home builder tax credit, and help more Americans experience the pride of homeownership by giving $25K in down payment assistance.

    • She’ll strengthen Medicare to cover at-home care for seniors, giving the ‘sandwich’ generation of Americans caring for kids and aging parents more breathing room.

       

  • She trusts women and believes that the government shouldn’t come between a woman and her doctor. She will proudly sign a law to restore reproductive freedom.

  • After decades in law enforcement, she knows the importance of protecting the safety and security of Americans: She will sign the bipartisan bill to secure the border and she will fight for the freedom to live safe from gun violence.

  • But while Kamala Harris is paving a new way forward, Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans are trying to drag us backwards.

  • Donald Trump and MAGA Republicans will threaten the stability and security of hardworking families. Trump doesn’t fight for the middle class; he only looks out for himself.

  • A second Trump term is too big of a risk – just look at his extreme, dangerous Project 2025 agenda that gives him unprecedented, unchecked power to do whatever he wants.

  • This time, there will be no guardrails – he promises to purge the government of anyone not sufficiently loyal and replace them with his MAGA loyalists. With virtually unlimited immunity from the Supreme Court, he is even willing to terminate the Constitution to give himself more power.

  • He has a plan: His Project 2025 Agenda will fundamentally harm and alter the nation by:

    • Increasing costs for families by $4,000 a year by slapping a Trump “sales tax” on goods that families rely on, like gas, food, clothing, and medicine.

    • Eliminating the independence of the Department of Justice to give Trump virtually total control.

    • Cutting Social Security and Medicare and ending the Affordable Care Act.

    • Abolishing the Department of Education and eliminating federal funding for K-12 education.

    • Giving tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations while making working families foot the bill.

  • Trump said women who have abortions should be punished, and brags about overturning Roe v. Wade. A second Trump term will go even further. His Project 2025 will enact a national abortion ban, restrict access to contraception and threaten IVF, and allow the government to monitor pregnancies.

  • The stakes have never been higher, but the contrast between Donald Trump and Vice President Harris has never been clearer. We need to go all-in to elect Kamala Harris and Tim Walz next week.

From Tammy Baldwin

TOP MESSAGE: Wisconsinites deserve a senator who understands them, likes them, and knows how to work with Republicans and Democrats to make their lives better. That is Tammy Baldwin, a champion for lower health care costs, a strong Made in Wisconsin economy, protecting Social Security, and restoring reproductive freedoms. And they cannot afford California bank owner Eric Hovde who has proven he does not respect or even like the people of Wisconsin and is running on a self-serving agenda to put the wealthy first and working people last while passing a national abortion ban.

  • Reproductive Freedoms: Tammy Baldwin is the champion in the US Senate for restoring reproductive freedoms. Eric Hovde would vote for a national abortion ban. (Watch here)

    • Tammy is the champion in the US Senate for restoring women’s fundamental rights and freedoms. Her Women’s Health Protection Act would restore access to abortion for Wisconsin women so no politician or court can take away our freedoms again.

    • While Eric Hovde and Republicans think the government should choose what women can do with their bodies, Tammy thinks women should decide. Hovde would be another vote for a national abortion ban. He has said he’s “totally opposed to abortion.” He supported the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

  • Wisconsin Economy: Tammy Baldwin is the Buy America champion in the US Senate, bringing thousands of new jobs to Wisconsin. Eric Hovde has made millions investing in companies that ship jobs overseas.

    • There are thousands of new manufacturing jobs in Wisconsin because of the Buy America rules Tammy Baldwin has pushed through in bill after bill, working with both the Trump Administration and the Biden Administration to get it done.

      • In Neenah, Wisconsin workers are making manhole covers used around the country, supporting hundreds of jobs.

      • In Clinton Wisconsin workers are making parts for submarines and spaceships, letting Americans explore the sky and the sea.

    • But Eric Hovde opposes these rules that support Wisconsin jobs. And he made millions investing in companies that shipped American jobs overseas.

  • Hard Earned Benefits: Tammy Baldwin will protect Social Security and Medicare. Eric Hovde’s “Hovde Plan” will slash these programs, costing families thousands, while cutting taxes for the rich.

  • Tammy Baldwin fights to protect our Social Security and Medicare, pushing the rich to pay their fair share so the next generation receives the benefits they’ve earned. But Eric Hovde’s ‘Hovde Plan’ would slash Social Security by $500 per month, $6,000 per year. It would cut Medicare and nursing home care.

    1. Why does Eric Hovde want to cut these programs? To pay for a $4 trillion tax break for the wealthiest like himself and the largest corporations in the country.

  • Health Care: Tammy Baldwin will protect the Affordable Care Act and lower health care costs. Eric Hovde will repeal the law and put Big Pharma back in charge.

    • There are millions of young people who have stayed on their parents’ health insurance until they were twenty-six because of the provision in the Affordable Care Act Tammy Baldwin wrote. But Eric Hovde called that provision “stupid” and would repeal the Affordable Care Act in its entirety, throwing millions off their health insurance.

    • While Tammy Baldwin has spent her career fighting against the big pharmaceutical companies and the health care giants to lower costs for working families, Eric Hovde wanted the big pharmaceutical companies to keep their sweetheart deal that made it illegal for Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices.

 

  • Wisconsin roots: While Tammy Baldwin works for Wisconsin and only Wisconsin, Eric Hovde is an out-of-state, out-of-touch California bank owner who has repeatedly insulted the people of our state.

    • Tammy Baldwin shows up. From Superior to Milwaukee, Eau Claire to Green Bay, and everywhere in between, Tammy Baldwin has held more than 250 events this year. She listens to the working people of our state, fights to make their lives better, and works with both parties to get the job done. This month Tammy is doing over 90 events across the state, visiting every media market at least twice.

    • And Tammy has support from a broad coalition of Wisconsinites. Her endorsement from the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation makes her the first statewide Democrat in more than twenty years to receive the support from 47,000 Wisconsin farms.

    • Eric Hovde is the owner of a $3.2 billion California bank. He’s been named one of Orange County’s Most Influential People not once, not twice, but three times. And he’s been caught skipping out on Wisconsin campaign events to lounge on the private beach at his $7 million Laguna Beach home.

    • And Hovde insults Wisconsinites every time he opens his mouth. He has disparaged just about every group of Wisconsinites, including single parents, women, nursing home residents, people struggling with their weight, farmers, young people, and more.

 

  • Eric Hovde has Mitch McConnell, the mega millionaires, and the special interests on his side. They are poised to spend more than $100 million in this race and are running a dark, personal campaign attacking Tammy Baldwin in the closing days of this campaign.

  • But while Hovde has the millionaires, Tammy Baldwin has the people on her side who will carry her to victory. She is closing the campaign on her FORWARD bus tour, showing up in red, purple and blue, rural, suburban and urban communities across the state.

Tammy Baldwin

Know Your Candidates

Updated Oct. 29, 2024

November 5, 2024 General Election

This is the “big one,” including the presidential election.

Vice President Kamala Harris is running for president, and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is running for vice president. Obviously, they’re Democrats. :)

Relevant to Sawyer County constituents, this election also will fill:

County offices other than the county board—attorney general, clerk, treasurer, and register of deeds. NOTE: All but the office of county clerk are running as Republicans with no challengers. One newly announced candidate, Robert Schuck, is running as an Independent write-in candidate for Sawyer County Clerk. Read more about Robert and how to vote for him below.

The U.S. Senate seat now held by Democrat Tammy Baldwin. Learn more about Tammy.

The 7th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House. Democrat Kyle Kilbourn will face incumbent MAGA Republican Tom Tiffany for that seat. Learn more about Kyle.      

The 74th District seat in the Wisconsin Assembly. Democrat Jeanne Bruce will face incumbent Republican Chanz Green for that seat. Learn more about Jeanne.

Notes

All of Sawyer County is in newly drawn Assembly District 74, which also encompasses all of Iron and Washburn Counties, as well as portions of Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett, Douglas and Vilas counties.

Sixteen seats in the State Senate are also up for election in 2024, but the seat serving Sawyer County is not one of them.

Independent Robert Schuck Running as Write-In Candidate for County Clerk

Oct. 29, 2024

Community volunteer and professional business consultant Robert Schuck of Winter has announced he will run as an Independent write-in candidate for Sawyer County clerk in the Nov. 5 election. The Democratic Party of Sawyer County and the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians urges a vote for him.

Schuck told attendees at the Oct. 26 LCO GOTV rally in New Post that he decided to run for county clerk after many people encouraged him to run as a write-in candidate because there is only one choice listed on the Nov. 5 ballot. As noted above, other candidates for county offices, including clerk, are running as unopposed Republicans.

Schuck said he’s running as an Independent write-in candidate because of his commitment to empower local government and a desire to give Sawyer County voters “another choice for their next county clerk.” His campaign slogan, “Sawyer County United,” emphasizes collaboration, transparency, kindness, and effective governance.

“As county clerk, I will work tirelessly to ensure fair elections, streamline administrative processes, provide friendly service, and foster trust within all of the Sawyer County community,” Schuck said.

In his consulting work, Schuck serves as a professional parliamentarian to a number of organizations large and small. He has more than 25 years experience teaching classes and workshops on Robert’s Rules of Order to help organization members understand the procedural rules for business meetings and help empower them to improve their meetings. “A good parliamentarian is always impartial when serving any organization, as well as a courteous public servant.”

In order to vote for Robert Schuck, voters must write his full name on the Nov. 5 ballot in the designated space for a write-in for the Sawyer County clerk position. TAKE CARE to spell his name correctly.

Learn more about Robert on his website. (https://www.robertschuckcamp.com)

Time to Vote No Again

October 3, 2024

There’s another harmful Wisconsin Constitutional Amendment question on the November 5 general election ballot. You need to vote NO on this question to keep Wisconsin moving forward. Learn more on the League of Women Voters Wisconsin website: November 2024 Constitutional Amendment | MyLO (lwv.org)

Topline Reasons to Vote No 

  1. This is an attack on our freedom to vote. 

    • Changing the wording from "every" citizen to "only" citizens is a way for lawmakers to further restrict our freedom to vote. Wisconsin already has safe and secure elections and safeguards in place to ensure only eligible voters are voting. This amendment uses fear as a tactic to further divide us. 

    • No matter where we were born or what language we speak, all eligible Wisconsin voters are afforded the right to cast a ballot and make their voice heard. This anti-voter amendment would change the language of our state’s constitution. It could open the door to discriminatory practices, disenfranchising hundreds of thousands of eligible voters. 

  2. The rigged state legislature isn't doing its job. 

    • This is another example of the gerrymandered legislature trying to pick their voters. It’s a last-minute power-grab before voters choose a new legislature using the new fair maps this November. 

    • Wisconsinites have had five confusing constitutional amendments on the ballot this year. We’ve had enough of these wide-sweeping, harmful amendments. Our legislators need to do their job – work with the governor to pass policies. 

  3. Wisconsin is stronger when we stand together. 

    • This constitutional amendment aims to divide us and pit us against our neighbors. Wisconsinites know we are better when we stand together. Let’s say no to the lies and vote this amendment down. 

Get a Ride to the Polls

Oct. 8, 2024

Need a ride to the polls on Election Day, November 5? Or to vote early, starting October 22? Below are a couple of options. NOTE: Before you take advantage of either, make an appointment with your city, village, or township clerk before arranging transportation.

Namekagon Transit

Namekagon Transit is offering free rides to polls in Sawyer County on November 5 and for early voting—in-person absentee voting. (Go here for details on early absentee voting; scroll down to “Deadlines for the November 5 General Election.”)

You MUST contact the transit office at least 24 hours in advance to arrange for a ride. Call (715) 634-6633 or 866-295-9599, then choose option 1 for dispatch. Dispatch hours are 5:30 a.m.-9:15 p.m. Monday-Friday and 5:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. on weekends.

For more information, see Namekagon Transit.

Senior Resource Center Bus

If you’re 60 or over and live within 5 miles of the city of Hayward, you can take the Senior Resource Center bus to ride to the polls or your clerk for early voting.

Please call (715) 634-3000 to schedule a ride at least two days in advance, or three days ahead if possible to get the pickup time you want. Office hours are 8 a.m.-3:59 p.m. Monday-Friday. 

AGAIN, if you’re voting early, we recommend that you alert your city, village, or township clerk when you’ll be coming prior to arranging transportation.

Namekagon Transit bus

Robert Schuck

Robert Schuck

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz

Tammy Baldwin

Kyle Kilbourn

Jeanne Bruce

Recruiting Candidates for Local Office

October 2, 2023

Recruiting and nurturing candidates for local office are two of the most important roles a local Democratic party can play. Electing officials who uphold and advance Democratic party values and principles at the community level is critical to the health of our democracy and our society.

City council, county board, township board, school board and more: No elected office is “too small” to fill with responsible, civic-minded citizens committed to promoting justice and opportunity for everyone in their communities.

Besides providing valuable service to their communities, local officeholders also gain the experience to move on to higher offices at the state or national level, if they wish.

Whether you want to nurture community members to run for office, or you’re thinking of running yourself, you’ll need information about resources. Here are a few places to find help for first-time candidates:

·         Wisconsin Progress is a Wisconsin-based candidate recruitment and training organization dedicated to advancing the progressive movement and electing leaders to champion our most important causes. Select the “Trainings” link from the top menu of the Wisconsin Progress website for the latest information on training opportunities.

·        Emerge Wisconsin is an organization that recruits, trains and provides a powerful network to Democratic women who want to run for office. Select the “Candidate Training” link at the top of the Emerge Wisconsin website to apply for the six-month, cohort-based program or to nominate someone for the program.

·        Adelante is a Wisconsin-based organization that supports candidates of color through training and networking support. Adelante wants to make sure every voice is heard and that marginalized communities have a seat at the table. Keep up to date on the Adelante website for future opportunities.

·        The Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) “Candidates” page contains valuable information about getting on the ballot and running for local, state, or federal office. (This page is also linked from the WisDems site, under the “Run for Office” tab. Select the “Run for Office” block to access the WEC page.)

·        The WisDems “Candidate Resources” page is available under the “Run for Office” tab. Select the “Candidate Resources” block and then request access to this password-protected page.

·        The National Democratic Training Committee page contains information about training for Democrats interested in running for office, working on a campaign, or driving progressive values through local leadership. Training is free, but you’ll need to register to access tools and resources. WisDems periodically partners with the National Democratic Training Committee to provide training and tools for potential candidates.

Identifying and Assisting Local Candidates

October 6, 2023

Recruiting and nurturing candidates for local office are two of the most important
roles a local party can play. Electing officials who uphold and advance Democratic
party values and principles at the community level is critical to the health of our
democracy and our society. See the “Run for Office” page (link below) of the WisDems’
website for residency requirements, eligibility rules and more information for local
candidates.

Steps for Recruiting Candidates

Following are steps suggested for use by party members in identifying and
assisting candidates for local office.

Prioritize races: Ask yourself which offices are most important to you and why.
This will help you identify potential candidates. Local offices include the following (Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission):

Partisan
Sheriff
County Clerk
County Treasurer
Clerk of Circuit Court
Coroner
Register of Deeds

Non-partisan
County Executive
County Supervisor
Municipal Offices, e.g., mayor, city council member, clerk, treasurer, judge, assessor
School Board member
Special District posts

List issues important to the local party: Naming these issues will help you identify
potential candidates who share your positions on these issues.

List candidate qualities important to the local party: Naming these qualities will
help you identify potential candidates who possess them.

Identify potential candidates: Consider people who are already leaders or
otherwise active in your community. These include:

● Sawyer County/LCO Democratic party members

● LCO Tribal Council member

● Appointed members of public boards and commissions

● Non-profit organization leaders1

● Business leaders

● Youth group leaders

Decide where to focus your energy: This will depend in large part which race or
races you wish to prioritize in a particular election cycle.

Persuade a possible candidate to run: A party member or members with
connections to a potential candidate should plant the idea of running in their
head. Getting someone to “yes” will likely take several conversations. Remember
to:

● Explain how they could make a difference in the community.

● Explain how they would personally benefit.

● Offer to help them run by providing moral support and assistance with the
nuts and bolts of running, including connecting them with wisdom’s and
other candidate training resources.

Assisting Candidates

Once the party has persuaded someone to run for a local office, individual party
members may provide volunteer and/or financial support. Remember, though,
that the party will not endorse a candidate or provide financial support as a party
until he or she survives a primary or runoff—if applicable.

Again, candidate recruitment is one of the most important functions of a local
party. Every party member should keep an eye out for people who can further
Democratic principles and values in our community.

For More Information

Run for Office - Democratic Party of Wisconsin (wisdems.org)

Recruit_Candidates_to_Run_for_Office.pdf (worc.org)