League of Women Voters

Several statewide and local races and referendums are on the ballot for the upcoming April 4th election.

Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day, and nonpartisan groups such as the League of Women Voters and Promote the Vote say now is the time to register or ensure their registration is up-to-date.

Candidates running for a seat on the county board don’t always face much competition. But this year, the majority of races for Oneida County’s board are contested, with a record number of women seeking the position.

The Vote411 guides include information about candidates running for local offices across Vilas, Oneida, Lincoln, Langlade, Forest and Florence Counties.

The commission deactivated the registrations for the voters after a two-year legal fight.

The “We Stand on Their Shoulders” exhibit celebrates the history of Wisconsin women and voting.It was supposed to come to the Three Lakes Historical…

Wisconsin gets a ‘C’ grade when it comes to infrastructure.The rating comes from the American Society of Civil Engineers.The group wants to share ways to…

The next election is just over two weeks away, on April 6.What’s on the ballot? And why is voting in this election important?The League of Women Voters of…

Spring elections don’t get a lot of voter turnout.For example, Oneida County has more than 27,000 people currently registered to vote.Fewer than 2,300…

Joe Biden is the projected winner Wisconsin in the 2020 race for the White House, but President Donald Trump wants a recount.The League of Women Voters of…