What's at Stake

The presidential election will take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 across the country.

Now more than ever, it's clear that elections have consequences. Who we elect will determine the direction of our state, and whether or not Wisconsin's future is one where everyone can thrive.

The Issues

Learn more about the everyday issues affecting Wisconsin’s children and families of color below:

Voting

We all have a role to play in addressing inequities in our state, and there’s no better place to start than at the polls.

Voter ID: You need a photo ID to vote in Wisconsin, but you may already have an ID that works for voting. Wisconsinites can use a Wisconsin driver license or DOT-issued State ID, a US Passport, a Tribal ID from a federally-recognized Wisconsin Tribe, an ID issued for voting by your Wisconsin university or college, and many more. Find out if you have the right ID, and how to get a free state ID for voting at bringit.wi.gov.

Update your voter registration: English | Español

Find your polling place: English | Español

Find out what’s on your ballot: English | Español

Order your absentee ballot: English | Español

Need a ride?: Find a ride in your community here.

Disability Accommodations: For help with disability-related voting questions or help filing a complaint, call the Disability Rights Wisconsin Voter Hotline 844-DIS-VOTE / 844-347-8683

For more information about the elections you will be voting in, your polling place, and all information related to Wisconsin's midterm elections, visit VOTE411.org.