VOTE – Every election matters and every vote matters

 

2026 ELECTIONS

 
FEBRUARY 17 – Spring Primary
APRIL 7 –  Spring General
AUGUST 11 – Primary
NOVEMBER 3 – General Election
 
NOTE: Request an absentee Ballot for the year on January 1st at MyVote.WI.Gov

 

WI SUPREME COURT

Spring Election – April 7th

JUDGE CHRIS TAYLOR

 

DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

 
DAVID CROWLEY
MANDELA BARNES
JOEL BRENNAN
FRANCESCA HONG
MISSY HUGHES
BRETT HULSEY
SARA RODRIGUEZ
KELDA ROYS

  • The Wisconsin Supreme Court has significant power and the people choose the justices who hold that power. The court hears roughly 60 cases each year and the seven justices on the court decide the policies that impact the freedoms we have as Wisconsinites. 
  • The justices who make up the Wisconsin Supreme Court have split ideologies, which means court decisions are often decided by just one vote.
  • In the past, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on cases about voting maps, ballot drop boxes, COVID-19 emergency orders, the governor’s veto power and environmental protections.
  • Future cases that will likely come before the court include the legality of the criminal abortion ban, the make-up of voting maps, election rules, environmental protections, LGBTQ+ rights, gun issues, and more.
  • This election has long-term implications. The Supreme Court will likely take cases in the near future that have to do with voting rights, fair voting maps, abortion, climate regulations, and more. The decisions the justices make will have impacts on our state for generations. 
  • Wisconsin Supreme Court justices serve for 10 years. Their decisions will impact our children, and our children’s children.
  • The court should be nonpartisan and maintain our system of checks and balances. 

Learn more about candidates and what is at stake from the League of Women Voters.

Voting Resources

The NAT area includes several Wards in the City of Madison, the Village of Maple Bluff and a few Wards in the Town of Burke.

See voting information for the:

 

MyVote.WI.gov

  • Register to vote
  • Update your name or address
  • See what is on your ballot
  • Find your polling place
  • Track your Ballot

National Level – Wisconsin Delegation

State Level

Dane County

City of Madison – Use this link to “Find your Alder” if you do not know

 

Here is a link to the Madison Wards as approved in 2022.

The NAT area includes all of District 12 and 18, and the portion of 17 north of East Washingotn Ave. Voting Wards for NAT include:

  • City of Madison Wards 23-26, 28-39, 128, 130
  • Maple Bluff Wards 1 and 2
  • Town of Burke Wards 5-7

WisDems Voter Protection Hotline – (608) 336-3232 for questions about voting or to report a voting issue

Become a NAT Voter Education Ambassador

NAT Volunteers are trained City of Madison Voter Education Ambassadors and help voters register, update their voting status, request absentee ballots and more. We do this by tabling at area events such as the Northside Farmers Markets, the Northside Festival, block parties and other area events. Our upcoming events include:

  • 2/16 from 3-5:45pm at Sherman Methodist Church for the Lake View Elementary School Food Pantry
  • 2/26 at 5:30pm at the Kennedy Heights Community Center
  • 3/16 from 3-5:45pm at Sherman Methodist Church for the Lake View Elementary School Food Pantry

If you are interested in getting involved complete this short SURVEY or send us an email at voterreg@natmadison.org 

Check out our current calendar of events HERE
Get our EMAIL NEWSLETTER for each months activities