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5 days left until Election Day, Nov. 5!
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Hi John,
We’re five days away from Election Day on Nov. 5! You have an opportunity to elect candidates up and down the ballot who will fight for what you care about most. And, with new fair voting maps in place, this will be the first time in more than a decade many Wisconsinites will have fair representation, rather than being canceled by an extreme gerrymander.

As we approach Election Day, it’s critical we get out the vote. If you need information on how to vote early or help making your voting plan, check out myvote.wi.gov [[link removed]] or check out our resources at the end of this email. For a full list of our endorsements, visit our election page here. [[link removed]] Read more about two of our endorsed candidates Jamie Wall for Senate District 30 and Christy Welch for Assembly District 88.

Jamie Wall for Senate District 30
Jamie Wall was raised on his family’s small dairy farm in southern Brown County. There he learned the value of hard work, family, and community. Jamie was the first member of his family to attend college.

Then he worked with businesses to find and implement solutions to difficult problems as the head of Wisconsin’s economic development programs. Jamie currently serves as the vice president of the Green Bay Water Commission and is a past board member of the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation.

Jamie Wall knows that a healthy environment and strong economy make our community a better place to live, work, and play.

Christy Welch for Assembly District 88
Christy Welch is a proud mom of two, raising her family in Brown County. As the Chief Business Systems Officer at a Green Bay manufacturer, she led key departments through significant growth and change.

Her diverse experience includes small business ownership, HR management, and various leadership roles in the manufacturing sector.

Christy Welch will advocate for a brighter, cleaner future for Wisconsin. Christy understands that protecting our environment and ensuring everyone has clean water can exist alongside economic development.

Make your plan to vote
Before you go to the polls, make sure you have a plan to vote.
Find your polling place here [[link removed]] and look up what’s on your ballot before you go to the polls here [[link removed]] .
When you vote, you will need a valid photo ID. You can use a Wisconsin driver’s license, state ID, tribal ID, or other valid photo ID. Other options for photo IDs can be found here [[link removed]] .

If you have not yet registered to vote, you can register in-person at your clerk’s office until Nov. 1 at 5 p.m. You can also register in-person when you vote on Election Day, Nov. 5. Simply bring a proof of residence document with your current address on it, such as a driver’s license, tax bill, paycheck stub, or other options here [[link removed]] .

For questions about voting, call the Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE.

Thanks for being a conservation voter,
Seth Hoffmeister
Deputy Director
Wisconsin Conservation Voters

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