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Last updated on February 06, 2026

The ACLU of Wisconsin Foundation is working to increase voter participation throughout Wisconsin by educating voters on the voting process.

There will be four elections this year, held on February 17, April 7, August 11, and November 3, 2026.

We published a nonpartisan guide to voting in Wisconsin that covers all aspects of voting, including resources for voters with special circumstances. Additionally, we are providing a voting rights training as part of our Know Your Rights Webinar series.

We are partnering with EXPO Wisconsin to reach voters who were previously incarcerated, have completed probation or supervision, and have had their voting rights restored under Wisconsin law.

We also work with a broad coalition of nonpartisan organizations across the state to provide individual voter assistance through the Election Protection Hotline (1-866-OUR-VOTE), monitor and address systemic issues affecting access to the polls, and — when necessary — seek relief for voters in the courts.

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