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August 9 is Fall Primary Election Day and voters will cast their ballots to narrow the candidates for the November General Election. Click for the information you need…
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Read MoreLWVABC encourages you to attend if you can!
Demonstrate your rage and pain in protest of the supreme court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade at the federal level!
We will have about an hour of protesting at the Ashland Menard Park (Corner of Chapple Ave and Main St) then march to the County Courthouse!
Bring sunscreen, water and your rage!
We will have some pre-made signs, please bring your own or show up with your passionate voices!
Hear Us Roar Pro-Choice Ashland
Read MoreMeet, organize, inform, sing, dance, play, eat, pray, live music, lacrosse game, community pot luck and Indigenous feast. LWVABC will be there! Click image for more information and to see poster with schedule of events, etc.
Read MoreUPDATE FOR APRIL 5 SPRING ELECTION: Due to new rules, plan to return your absentee ballot by mail or by delivering it to your clerk's office rather than a dropbox. Additionally, if possible, voters should plan on returning their own absentee ballot. Voters with disabilities may ask for accommodations to return their ballot. If you have questions about these changes, contact your municipal clerk.
Click image to see spring elections timeline and to learn what’s on your ballot.
Read MoreOn Friday January 21, 2022, LWVABC members & others braved the cold In front of the Ashland courthouse to stand for fair maps and our voting rights. We had approximately 35 people participate, despite the cold and wind! Anne Chartier and Diane Koosed did an outstanding job organizing this event. Yay Voter Services! Click Read More to see pictures! To learn more about the rally visit the event on our calendar.
Read MoreAs we embark on a new year, the LWV-ABC board will be holding a strategic planning session next week. Prior to that meeting, we'd like to have you complete a short survey to help us in our prioritization of our critical work on or before Sunday, January 9th, 2022. Please click on the link below to complete the survey. The survey is anonymous. Only a compiled report from the answers will be made available to us.
Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FJPJZL5
Read MoreWisconsin is still in need of people like you to serve as paid poll workers for the 2022 elections! Being a poll works means you help people practice their freedom to vote and ensure as many people as possible can cast their ballot. You are making sure the voices of your community are heard!
Be a poll worker—sign up through December.
Read MorePlease call your senators repeatedly and urge them to support the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. Senator Ron Johnson (202) 224-5323, Senator Tammy Baldwin (202) 224-5653.
And go to myvote.wi.gov to make sure you are registered to vote, or to update your registration.
Be sure to read this post for additional information about our efforts!
Read MoreFor more information see Wisconsin’s first Civic Health report. Civic Health Month is a nationwide initiative, learn more about how you can get involved here.
Read MoreThe League of Women Voters of Ashland and Bayfield Counties is a nonpartisan political organization whose main objective is to promote political responsibility through the informed and active participation of all citizens in government at all levels, especially locally. Making Democracy Work!
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