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Patriot,

Across Wisconsin, Republican County Parties are taking action—hosting events, staffing county fair booths, and engaging with voters—to recruit the next wave of Republican-nominated Election Inspectors. These dedicated individuals will play a vital role in ensuring that our elections are conducted with the highest degree of integrity. We need committed Republicans like you to get involved, as your involvement can directly ensure election integrity is upheld in your community. 

The nomination process for Election Inspectors only occurs once every two years, and now is the time to step forward. These positions are essential to maintaining balance and oversight at the polls—and these are paid roles appointed in your local municipality. 

If you are already committed to this cause, we also encourage you to help us identify and recruit like-minded individuals who value election transparency and accountability. Join us in protecting the vote and help us grow our movement as we work to ensure the integrity of Wisconsin's elections!

Election Integrity Workshop Information

Have questions about what this position entails? We invite you to attend an Election Integrity Workshop, held weekly on Tuesdays at 6:00pm. See upcoming dates below:  

Take The Next Step

If you’re ready to take action as a Republican election inspector for the 2026-2027 cycle, now is the time to act. By stepping into this role, you are helping to ensure ensure that Republican values, priorities, and voters are defended at every level of the democratic process. 

Fill out this form so that your information can be shared with your County Party's nomination team to contact you regarding the nomination!

 
 
 

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