Republican Party of Wood County, Wisconsin

      Patriot, Election Integrity Update Wisconsin will have its first election of 2026 on February 17th for the Spring Primary Election. This election will cover local races to narrow the candidate selection for nonpartisan races on the April ballot. Whether or not you have a race on the ballot for the Spring Primary will depend on where you live, so if you are unsure check  MyVote.WI.gov  for information using the "What's On My Ballot" feature.  Absentee ballots:  Wisconsin voters can request an absentee ballot for all 2026 elections at once through  MyVote.WI.gov .  Election Workers & Observers Update For those serving as Election Inspectors (Poll Workers) for the 2026 election cycle, your local clerk should have reached out regarding training, paperwork, and election scheduling. If you have not received any information from the clerk at this point in time, please make sure to check your email SPAM folder and call their office to ensur...

      Patriot, Election Integrity—2026 Overview As we move into 2026, Wisconsin voters are preparing for a pivotal election year that will shape local and statewide leadership. The integrity of our elections will continue to be a top priority as we head into this election cycle. 2026 Election Calendar—Key Dates Here is a snapshot of the election dates Wisconsin voters should know:  February 17, 2026 — Spring Primary This primary will narrow candidate fields for local nonpartisan offices. Whether you have a race on your ballot depends on where you live.   April 7, 2026 — Spring Election Voters will decide local races and judicial contests, including a Wisconsin Supreme Court seat. August 11, 2026 — Partisan Primary Republicans and Democrats will select their nominees for high-profile offices such as Governor, U.S. Congress, and state legislative seats. November 3, 2026 — General Election This is the big day, final decisions for statewide offices including: Govern...