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Voting Resources

Spring Primary:

Tuesday February 21, 2012

  • Nonpartisan primary held the third Tuesday in February to nominate candidates to be voted for at the spring election (April 3, 2012)

WISCONSIN VOTER PUBLIC ACCESS

  • Look up your polling place and other election-related information including voter registration, voting history, current office holders, etc.  From the WI Government Accountability Board.

CITY OF LA CROSSE ELECTIONS & VOTING

LA CROSSE COUNTY ELECTION INFORMATION


Local voting resources

League of Women Voters of the La Crosse Area

La Crosse Tribune Elections

WXOW Politics

WKBT Politics


State voting resources

Wisconsin Vote (WPT/WPR/UW-Extension)

La Crosse Tribune Local Government and Politics--Wisconsin Elections

League of Women Voters of Wisconsin

Wisconsin Democracy Campaign

MapLight Wisconsin


National voting resources

CQ MoneyLine

CQ Politics

FactCheck.org (Annenberg Political Fact Check)

League of Women Voters

Project Vote Smart

New Voters Project

Mobilize.org - mobilizing America's youth

NPR: Politics

Opensecrets.org (Center for Responsive Politics)

PBS NewsHour: Politics

PolitiFact (St. Petersburg Times / CQ)

Rock the Vote

VOTE411.org (League of Women Voters)


Government voting resources

Wisconsin Government Accountability Board
     - Elections & Voting

Federal Election Commission

Your Guide to Researching Public Records (U.S. FEC)

Voting and Registration Data - U.S. Census Bureau

U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division Voting Section

WISCONSIN VOTER PHOTO IDENTIFICATION LAW
(WI Government Accountability Board)

From the UW-L Office of the Dean of Students:
(November 2011)
To register to vote at the polls on Election Day, you must present a document that verifies/ contains your name and local address. Examples of acceptable documents are:

  • Current and valid Wisconsin Driver’s License or Wisconsin ID.

  • A government-issued document. 

  • A utility or telephone bill no more than 90 days old.

  • Bank statement which includes your current address. Your bank statement from Higher One or another banking facility is an example of this type of document.

  • Residential lease which is effective for the period that includes Election Day.

  • Students can also print an enrollment verification form from the WINGS Student Center. This option requires you to be sure your local address is up to date with the university before printing the enrollment verification form.  


Campaign Web Sites
(contested races.  (i)=incumbent)

La Crosse County Board

District 11
  • Bridget Flood (i)
  • Bill Brockmiller (i)
  • James Grenisen

District 12
  • Dave Holtze
  • Gerald Sebranek (i)
  • Andrew Matz

District 28
  • Robert Keil (i)
  • Bob Skemp
  • Scott Schumacher


Party Web Sites

UW-L

La Crosse County Political Parties

Wisconsin Political Parties

U.S. Political Parties