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2024 General Election
November 5, 2024 

LINKS TO FORUMS, DEBATES, AND CANDIDATE INTERVIEWS
GATHERED IN ONE CONVENIENT PLACE

The LWVLA is committed to providing the public with fair, nonpartisan information about candidates for election. See below for links to print and other media forums made available to the public ahead of the 2024 General Election. Forums are added to this page as they become available, with the most recent forums on top.  



Coulee Region Candidate Profiles


The Tribune sent a questionnaire with four questions to competing candidates in the region. Responses will be added at the linked location as they are received. Click below.

READ CANDIDATES' ANSWERS HERE

Wisconsin U.S. Senate Debate
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde meet on Friday night, Oct. 18 for the only debate they will have ahead of the Nov. 5 election. 
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Wisconsin 32nd Senate District Debate

 

The candidates running for Wisconsin's 32nd Senate District faced off in a debate on October 16. Incumbent Democratic Senator Brad Pfaffand Republican challenger Stacey Klein discussed the issues at UW-La Crosse on Wednesday afternoon with questions from a panel of local journalists.

 

UW-L Political Science Professor Anthony Chergosky moderated the debate.

WATCH THE DEBATE ON THE WXOW WEBSITE


La Crosse School Referendum Forum

On November 5, voters in the La Crosse School District will be asked to approve or reject a school building referendum question. When considering the commitment of taxpayer dollars, it’s important to understand the reasons behind the referendum and the effects of a yes or no vote. This panel program is designed to help our community understand these issues before they vote.

Panelists:
Trevor Sprague, School District of La crosse
Jill Schams, La Crosse Education Association
Steve O'Malley, Facilities Advisory Committee
Andrea Trane, Facilities Advisory Committee

The School District of La Crosse has provided a detailed web page that includes FAQs about the referendum as well as  information about district demographics, finances,  and elementary school consolidation plans.
LA CROSSE SCHOOLS REFERENDUM INFORMATION


WPR VOTER GUIDE


From the WPR website:
"This election season, WPR has been asking what issues matter most to you. Hundreds of you weighed in, and we listened: the economy, health care, education, abortion and the environment are among the topics on Wisconsinites’ minds as they head to the polls this year.
We brought those issues directly to the candidates for president, Congress and the state Legislature. Our candidate guide allows you to see how they responded to survey questions about those topics and compare their answers.
We sent the survey to all candidates and made multiple attempts to follow up with those who didn’t respond. We reviewed the responses for inappropriate language, but did not edit beyond that."


Click below and scroll down for candidate interviews.

WPR VOTER GUIDE

Organizations collaborate on a series of public service announcements
in support of safe and secure elections in Wisconsin.


LeaderEthics in a collaborative partnership with WisAct and Keep Our Republic has developed a series of public service announcements (PSAs) in support of a safe and secure November election in Wisconsin. The messages express support for Wisconsin's election process, and encourage citizens to resist succumbing to election disinformation and misinformation. Notably, the messages urge citizens to exercise their right to vote.


Click below to view these PSAs on YouTube and, if you can, share them on your social media accounts!


The League of Women Voters  Recommends a "No" Vote
on the
Proposed November Constitutional Amendment 

Read More at LWVWI


"VOTE NO" ON THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT
LWV OF WI WEBINAR




  CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW TO READ  THESE ORGANIZATIONS' OBJECTIONS TO THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT




Former Members of Congress Speak in La Crosse
A panel of former Wisconsin Members of Congress Hon. Ron Kind (D-WI), Hon. Scott Klug (R-WI), Hon. Tim Petri (R-WI), and Hon. Reid Ribble (R-WI), as well as La Crosse County Clerk, Ginny Dankmeyer participated in a bipartisan discussion of common concerns related to election security and integrity in Wisconsin and La Crosse County.  The event was moderated by PBS Wisconsin’s Zac Schultz.

LeaderEthics was a proud partner with the Association of Former Members of Congress (FMC) for this event.



Straight Talk about the Wisconsin Election Process
with John Smalley and Meagan Wolfe
This program is a conversational review of the key elements in the Wisconsin elections process, including dialogue regarding the practices and safeguards of some of the key points in question.

Wolfe was unanimously confirmed by the Wisconsin Senate in 2019 to serve as the administrator of the nonpartisan Wisconsin Elections Commission. She served as interim administrator beginning in March 2018, during Scott Walker’s term as governor. She has conducted countless presentations on the Wisconsin electoral process, the photo ID law, and other registration rules and processes.

Smalley is the former executive editor of the Wisconsin State Journal and the La Crosse Tribune. He has more than 40 years of experience in the newspaper industry. Following his term with the Wisconsin State Journal, he provided media relations support for the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

Cosponsored by the DB Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership and LeaderEthics.


96th Assembly District Democratic Candidate Forum

 
On July 31, the League of Women Voters of the La Crosse Area (LWVLA) held a candidate forum with the two Democratic candidates for the 96th WI Assembly race. Questions for the forum were submitted by members the public and the LWVLA.  

The candidates are Steve Campbell and Tara Johnson.  The August 13 Partisan Primary will determine which candidate will progress to the November 5 General Election to face Loren Oldenburg, the Republican incumbent.   



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