Each of the 72 counties in Wisconsin have a jail where individuals are detained. Of the population incarcerated in county jails in Wisconsin, upwards of half of these individuals retain their right to vote.
As a result of a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision, our state finally has much fairer and much more competitive state legislative voting maps. How did all of this come to be and why does it matter for Sheboygan and for Wisconsin?
The event is organized by Common Agency, Urban Rural Action, and WisACT. Find YOUR opportunity to strengthen your community during the upcoming election season!
Learn about voting rights for people living in residential settings like a nursing home, adult family home, or community based residential facility (CBRF). Plan to attend if you are a voter in a residential setting, staff from residential faciliti
