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Learn more about the anti-equity constitutional amendment on the November ballot
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We are now recruiting Election Observers! There will be two upcoming trainings. You only need to attend one training, choose the time that works best for your schedule! Help the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin and our Election Protection partners monitor the November 3, 2026 General Election .
There will be Wisconsin Constitutional Amendment questions on the ballot in the November 3, 2026 election. It is important to review these questions and break them down in more understandable terms to be an informed voter.
Episode 1 features Rachel Snyder, Policy Counsel at Law Forward, discussing the legal consequences that will result if this amendment passes.
Submitted by Wisconsin in September 2026.
Submitted by Wisconsin in July 2021.
Submitted by Wisconsin in April 2026.
The National Popular Vote offers a realistic step toward ensuring the presidential candidate who receives the most votes nationwide wins. This article examines the status of Wisconsin’s NPV legislation and what comes next in the effort to ensure every vote matters equally.
The intention of the Rise and Unite 8.5 campaign is to defend democracy against the unconstitutional actions that are taking place at an alarming rate. We hope you will join us in this pivotal moment to protect our democracy. It is estimated that it takes 8.5 million voters to bring about change through nonviolent protest, this is a national movement.
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The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin OPPOSES the upcoming passage of Senate Bill 553 in the Assembly which already passed in the Senate on November 18, 2025.