A reminder message to vote for spring primary election is seen written on a chalkboard during a class, Psych 201: Statistics for Psychology Majors, taught by Jeff Henriques, teaching faculty III in the Department of Psychology in the College of Letters & Science, in the Brogden Psychology Building at the University of Wisconsin–Madison on April 1, 2025. Henriques is one of ten recipients of a 2025 Academic Staff Excellence Award (ASEA). (Photo by Jeff Miller / UW–Madison)
Wisconsin has a general election coming up this spring on Tuesday, April 7th! Did you know that if you develop a voting plan you are more likely to follow through and actually vote? Take a moment today to set aside time on your calendar to vote.
Polling places are open from 7am to 8pm. Not sure where your polling place is located? You can look it up on the Find My Polling Place webpage.
If you want to see who and what will be on the ballot, find out on the What’s on My Ballot webpage.
Remember, voting during work hours is permissible by state law as long as you notify your supervisor.
