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Just In: Judge Susan Crawford Will Be Joining Us in Elkhorn 3/30 at Noon
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Just In: Judge Susan Crawford Will Be Joining Us in Elkhorn 3/30 at Noon 〰️
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Who Are Our Choices?
For The Wisconsin Supreme Court
WisDems is proud to stand with Judge Susan Crawford in this race. As a common-sense former prosecutor who gives everyone in her courtroom a fair shake, Judge Crawford will ensure the rule of law remains respected in Wisconsin. From reproductive rights to the right to vote, to fair maps, it’s all on the line in Wisconsin this April.
Musk Is Trying to Buy Our Court
Meet Judge Crawford
Come meet Judge Susan Crawford Sunday March 30th from 11:30am to 1:30pm at 203 E. Walworth St. Elkhorn. Click here to let us know you're coming: https://www.mobilize.us/wisdems/event/764539/
Hear What Judge Crawford Has to Say
Here’s the link to the debate between Crawford and her opponent, Brad Schimel: Wisconsin Supreme Court Debate
You can also listen to interviews with the candidates on the WISN Up Front program, posted online.
Crawford interview: https://youtu.be/-nS49eNnzFo?si=_6rE8aA8WDnMJEHt
Schimel interview: https://youtu.be/jwiTBwJHf_o?si=oqGErZCwzE7F02ny
Let the world know that Crawford is the one!
We Have Signs for Crawford!
Yard signs are available now at both our Elkhorn and Whitewater offices. Support Judge Susan Crawford in your neighborhood! If you have space and a high traffic location for a larger Crawford sign, please call the Elkhorn office.
For State Superintendent of Schools
Jill Underly is a champion for Wisconsin’s public schools, educators, and kids and is the proven leader we need at the Department of Public Instruction.
Important Dates
Register & VOTE
Request absentee ballots up to 2 weeks prior to the election
March 12 - Deadline for online registration to vote
March 18 - Early in-person voting begins
March 28 - Deadline to register with municipal clerk
April 1 - Same-day register & VOTE at the polls
April 5 - National Hands Off Rally
Get the Word Out
Click images for details and sign up for these canvassing events starting March 15 and every weekend through election day. Now launching from four sites: Elkhorn, Whitewater, Lake Geneva, and East Troy. (Links to sign up for Lake Geneva and East Troy are below the images.
Elkhorn and Whitewater will also launch canvassing teams on Monday, March 31 and Tuesday, April 1, Election Day.
Launch from East Troy, March 15-16, 22-23, 29-30:
https://www.mobilize.us/wisdems/event/753994/
Launch from Lake Geneva, March 15-16, 22-23, 29-30:
https://www.mobilize.us/wisdems/event/753994/
Vote NO!
On the Proposed Constitutional Amendment
This amendment is intended to suppress the vote
This amendment is unnecessary - voter ID is already the law
Acceptable photo ID, yet to be defined, could become more stringent
Unlike legislation, constitutional amendments are not easily changed
GOP legislators need to work in a bipartisan fashion to pass bills into laws instead of legislating by constitution amendment
More than 20 organizations, including the League of Women Voters recommend to Vote No.
Sanders Inspires
Last week Bernie Sanders drew capacity crowds in Kenosha and left them inspired. Sanders was in Kenosha as part of his national Fighting Oligarchy tour. Around 3,500 people came to see the Vermont senator and former Democratic presidential primary candidate. According to Wisconsin Public Radio, “another 500 were turned away after the University of Wisconsin-Parkside’s basketball stadium reached capacity. Sanders thanked his audience for an “unbelievable turnout” and encouraged Republican Rep. Bryan Steil, who represents Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District, to hold a town hall meeting in the same arena at a later date.”
Walworth County Dems were well represented at the event, with Ellen Holly speaking. Also, Bob Cole, Charlene Fell Staples Duane Konkel, Christine Hammerstrom, Jim Anton, and Susan Beyler worked crowd control, assisted in the ADA section and served as announcer.
Here is the video from the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eG0aV-WB-o
287(g) is a discriminatory program that transforms local law enforcement into immigration agents, giving them the authority to investigate immigration status and potentially separate immigrant families.
The 287(g) program has historically exacerbated racial profiling and instilled fear in Black and Brown communities. Expanded significantly during the Trump Administration, 287(g) has intensified its role in mass deportations and marginalized immigrant populations. Experts highlight that the program deters immigrant communities from seeking help or participating in local activities. In 2017, 287(g) was implemented in eight Wisconsin counties—Waukesha, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Marquette, Brown, Fond du Lac, Lafayette, and Waushara—without public input, amplifying concerns about its detrimental effects on local communities. To see our 287g resources, visit our Voces de la Frontera Website or click here.
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