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riversedge

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3. WI has a vote for a SC Justice and a Constitutional Amendment...

Fri Mar 27, 2015, 09:51 AM

Mar 2015

Our SC already leans RW 4-3. GOTV

http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/2015/spring

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Spring 2015 Election
Spring Primary: Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Click here for official primary results.
Spring Election: Tuesday, April 7, 2015

State offices elected include Justice of the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals Judge (District I and III), and Circuit Court Judge. There will also be a Constitutional Amendment on Election of the Chief Justice.
Candidate Contact Information

To assist groups and individuals who wish to contact candidates for office, the G.A.B. has prepared an easy-to-use spreadsheet containing addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses of candidates for the February 17 Spring Primary. The spreadsheet is attached below (2015 Spring Candidates Contact Information.xlsx). This information is found on the candidates' GAB-1 registration forms, which are available on the Campaign Finance Information System website.
Deadlines for Getting on the Ballot

The first day to circulate nomination papers is December 1, 2014. The deadline to file nomination papers and other ballot access documents is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 6, 2015. Click here for more information about getting on the ballot.
Notification of Non-Candidacy (GAB-163)

A list of incumbent officials who have filed a Notification of Non-Candidacy indicating that they will not seek reelection at the 2015 Spring Election will be attached below. The list will be updated as notices are filed. The deadline for filing is Friday, December 26, 2014.

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2015 Spring Candidates Contact Information.xlsx 21.86 KB
Amended Candidates on Ballot_4.7.2015 Spring Election and Special Election.pdf 67.42 KB
Candidates on Ballot_2.17.2015 Spring & Special Primary.pdf 41.75 KB
Nomination Papers by receipt number 1.12.2015.PDF 99.53 KB
Supplemental Nomination Papers 1.12.2015.PDF 71.23 KB
Notification of Noncandidacy List-Spring 2015 (12.29.14).pdf 17.86 KB
Offices to be Elected_Spring 2015 (11.28.14).pdf 10.18 KB
Type A Notice-Spring 2015 Amended (11.28.14).pdf 68.03 KB
Muni & Multi Judges SEI Status 2015 as of 1-9 FINAL.xlsx 23.84 KB

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A Reminder... Your Vote... Is Just...CRUCIAL... [View all] MineralMan Mar 2015 OP

Vote. Please vote. As a voter protection attorney, I can only say that one of the proudest msanthrope Mar 2015 #1

Newly naturalized citizens know how important voting is. MineralMan Mar 2015 #2

Sometimes, we take for granted what others gave blood for. As a voter protection msanthrope Mar 2015 #4

Good for that woman, and good for you for helping MineralMan Mar 2015 #8

WI has a vote for a SC Justice and a Constitutional Amendment... riversedge Mar 2015 #3

Every election has consequences that go far beyond MineralMan Mar 2015 #6

Just 36.3 percent of registered Illinoisians voted last November (including me!) greatauntoftriplets Mar 2015 #5

Yes, exactly. Elections always have long-lasting MineralMan Mar 2015 #7

If it's so critical, maybe candidates should seek to earn it instead of blindly expecting it. (nt) jeff47 Mar 2015 #9

Yes, and candidates have to appeal to enough voters to win, too. MineralMan Mar 2015 #24

KnR Hekate Mar 2015 #10

Not voting is totally selfish world wide wally Mar 2015 #11

Wisely hasn't even announced! Wisely may not even run with Wisely's baggage. morningfog Mar 2015 #12

+1. n/t 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2015 #13

And nobody's going to give a damn about the "message" you wanted to send by doing so. calimary Mar 2015 #14

I won't be staying home so forget that but that doesn't mean I'm voting for the unacceptable TheKentuckian Mar 2015 #21

In Kentucky, LGBT people have no protections from discrimination in employment! Bluenorthwest Mar 2015 #23

No one has any real workplace protections in Kentucky, it is an "at will state" they can fire you TheKentuckian Mar 2015 #28

Just vote wisely. It's your vote. MineralMan Mar 2015 #26

Exactly. MineralMan Mar 2015 #25

I voted for Gore in 2000, what happened? jalan48 Mar 2015 #15

The usual pattern. LWolf Mar 2015 #16

I'm not telling you who to vote for. MineralMan Mar 2015 #27

I always do. LWolf Mar 2015 #29

I've voted in almost every Presidential and Congressional election since I was 18. Liberalynn Mar 2015 #17

Nobody seems to want my vote. Fuddnik Mar 2015 #18

This +asmuchasIcan n/t jtuck004 Mar 2015 #19

Sure they want it but on their terms which are complete and unconditional surrender TheKentuckian Mar 2015 #22

+1 F4lconF16 Mar 2015 #30

Blame the victim. Good stuff, man. Would make a great radio talk show. jtuck004 Mar 2015 #20