Phone Banking Dates:
Wednesday & Thursday, March 19th & 20th Wednesday & Thursday, March 26th & 27th
5:00 to 8:00 p.m. 2100 Stewart Avenue, Suite 230 (enter through front middle door). Wine, Cheese and refreshments will be served.
Bring a friend!
You need to act now!
Immediate Action
Postcards and directions available at the Dems Headquarters, 218 Sherman Street, Wausau
Canvassing is easy! If you are interested in making a difference in contacting voters, please call:
Spencer Finley (805) 233-2379 spencer.finley@wisdems.org
He will get you set up to canvass out of our Wausau headquarters.
Take Action.
Contact Your Representatives.
Don’t know your representative? Click on the above site to find out.
Local Elected Officials
Marathon County Board of Supervisors - Find your Supervisor
Mayor of Wausau - Doug Diny (NP)
Wausau City Council - Find your Alderperson
Other City Mayors and Councils - Find your Mayor or Alderperson
Village Presidents and Boards - Find your Village President or Trustee
Township Chairperson and Supervisors - Find you Town Chair or Supervisor
County School Boards of Education - Find you School Board Member
State Elected Officials
Governor of Wisconsin - Tony Evers (D)
Lt. Governor of Wisconsin - Sara Rodriguez (D)
Attorney General of Wisconsin - Josh Kaul (D)
Secretary of State of Wisconsin - Sara Godlewski (D)
Superintendent of Public Instruction of Wisconsin - Jill Underly (NP)
State Senator from the 29th State Senate District (see map) - Cory Tomczyk (R)
State Senator from the 12th State Senate District (see map) - Mary Felzkowski (R)
State Senator from the 23rd State Senate District (see map) - Jesse L. James (R)
State Representative from the 85th Assembly District (see map) - Pat Snyder (R)
State Representative from the 86th Assembly District (see map) - John Spiros (R)
State Representative from the 87th Assembly District (see map) - Brent Jacobson (R)
State Representative from the 35th Assembly District (see map) - Calvin Callahan (R)
State Representative from the 69th Assembly District (see map) - Karen R. Hurd (R)
Federal Elected Officials
U.S. Senator from Wisconsin - Tammy Baldwin (D)
U.S. Senator from Wisconsin - Ron Johnson (R)
U.S. Representative for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District (see map) - Tom Tiffany (R)
Run for Public Office.
Train Up
Running for public elected office is no small task. Luckily, Wisconsin has a number of great organizations to help first-time candidates learn more about local elections as well as the INs and OUTs of a winning campaign. Wisconsin needs a strong bench to rebuild our Democratic infrastructure within the community.
Emerge Wisconsin empowers women to run for office with a series of training sessions. Learn how to manage a campaign, craft your message, talk to neighbors and get elected to public office.
Wisconsin Progress is the only organization with the long-term vision to develop progressive political leaders who will bring about the change we wish to see in the state of Wisconsin.
Emerging or established. Calm or contentious. Any race, anywhere: NDTC can help. Their team believes passionately that by empowering Democrats to get involved in local politics, we can help shape the future of progressive politics.
Sign Up
If you have decided to throw your hat in the ring - AWESOME! We need progressive voices on every public governmental body. The first step? Getting on the ballot. Print off the appropriate paperwork for your office and start collecting your neighbor’s signatures; every office has different requirements, so be sure to check.
Find a complete list of municipalities and elected offices at the Marathon County website, along with specific District information, candidate info and election updates.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has resources to learn about getting on the ballot for any local public elected office. For more information on ballot access contact your municipal clerk.
Staff Up
Many of these local elected offices can be won on your own with the help of local volunteers from the Marathon County or state parties. We can assist with a range of campaign needs; you don’t need a full staff, but you won’t be alone in your run. We’re always looking to help great progressives run for public elected office.
Contact us at the Democratic Party of Marathon County if you’re thinking of running for local public elected office. We can point you in the right direction towards any information you may need.
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin can be a great asset to any campaign. They support candidates via the county party with voter data, advice and information on your election.
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