Hi John,

We’re two weeks out from the Wisconsin Supreme Court election on Tuesday, April 1, and voting is already underway! Thousands of voters have already cast their ballots by mail and today is the first day of early in-person absentee voting. Whether you’re returning your absentee ballot, voting early in-person, or voting on election day, make sure you have a plan to vote. If you have any questions about voting, contact your municipal clerk or visit myvote.wi.gov for more information.

Like every statewide election in Wisconsin, it’s going to be close. We’re doing everything we can to help elect Judge Susan Crawford. Here are a few highlights from our spring program:

Our canvass team is knocking on doors across Wisconsin and is on track to knock on nearly 120,000 doors by the time polls close on April 1.
Around 400 volunteers have sent out more than 20,000 postcards to key voters across the state
We’re sharing our interview with Tom Dawson, the former Director of the Environmental Protection Unit at the Wisconsin Department of Justice to hear from him what it was like working with Brad Schimel when he was Wisconsin’s Attorney General. Spoiler alert: Schimel put politics and polluters before the people of Wisconsin.

The next two weeks are critical. If you’re able to volunteer to help get out the vote, please sign up to knock on doors or call voters with some of our good friends at Power to the Polls, Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin, For Our Future, and Working Families Party:

Knock in Milwaukee with Working Families Party

Knock in Madison with For Our Future

Knock in La Crosse with For Our Future

Knock in Green Bay or Racine with Power to the Polls

Make calls with Planned Parenthood on Wednesday, March 19 at 6 p.m. CT

Make calls with Planned Parenthood on Wednesday, March 26 at 6 p.m. CT

Make calls with Working Families Party Wednesdays and Sundays at 5 p.m. CT

If you’re not able to volunteer, can you commit to talking to three friends or family about why you care about electing Judge Susan Crawford to the Wisconsin Supreme Court and remind them to vote? Every conversation that we have between now and election day can make a difference.