University of Wisconsin–Madison

Come in Swinging

If all the eligible APIDA voters in Wisconsin voted:

  1. National political parties and local/state elected officials will improve their outreach to the APIDA community and provide better representation on a local, state, and national level.

  2. Members of the APIDA community may be motivated to run for office to represent its needs, concerns, and interests.

  3. Much-needed change around interpretation services and overall accessibility around voting would improve.

Ready to swing the state? If you’ve already registered to vote, follow us onto the next step.

STEP 2

For Wisconsin voters, there are multiple ways throughout Madison to drop off your absentee ballot aside from mailing it via the post office. Visit the City’s Clerk’s Office website for ballot drop-off locations. Each location will have a poll worker available to accept your absentee ballot and serve as your witness.