Research, Register, Vote

Spring Election

Key Things To Know About Election Polling - Learning about what goes into election polling and how they interact with elections in the United States.

Library of Congress: Elections...The American Way - A history of elections and election rights issues in the United States.

League of Women Voters: Wisconsin - Hub to learn more about candidates, how to judge candidates and learn what elected positions do.

VoteSmart - Discover what candidates have sponsored and their voting record on issues important to you.

Govtrack.us - Search and find upcoming and trending legislation in the House of Representatives or the Senate.

Vote Easy - A matching tool to match you with a candidate based on key issues and ideals.

As Goes Wisconsin - Humorous and educational information on Wisconsin civic issues.

Kenosha City & County Board/Committee Meetings - City and County board descriptions, meeting time, date, locations and contact information.

Federal Election Commission - Official United States Government website that tracks campaign finance and donations

Wisconsin Democracy Campaign - A searchable digital database of campaign contributors to candidates running for state office in Wisconsin

Media Bias/Fact Check - Checks how factual a news organization’s reporting is and what biases the organizations have.

Allsides.com - Compares how news media from various ideological biases report their news.

FactCheck.org - A non-partisan fact-checker that helps check the truthfulness of statements and claims made by politicians.

Assistance is available at open Kenosha Public Library branches.

The deadline for making application to receive an absentee ballot by mail is: 5pm on the Thursday before the Election Day

Most voters will need an acceptable photo I.D. If you don’t have one, learn how to receive a free state I.D. card

Information for convicted felons, military voters, homeless voters, hospitalized voters and more on the Wisconsin Voter Landing Page