Wisconsin · WI-03 · November 3, 2026

Your ballot.Made clear.

2 Democratic candidates in this guide and 3 tracked statewide propositions for WI-03.

Choose a candidate to see their priorities and record. Confirm your ballot with the Wisconsin election office.

01
OfficeCongressRebecca CookeDemocratic candidate for Wisconsin's 3rd Congressional DistrictView candidate
02
OfficeGovernorDavid CrowleyDemocratic candidate for governor of WisconsinView candidate

Ballot propositions

Questions you decide directly.

Each proposition is translated into plain language so you can see what approving it would change.

03Statewide propositionLegislativeProhibit Government Closure of Places of Worship During EmergenciesWhat a Yes vote doesProhibit the state or any political subdivision from ordering the closure of or forbidding gatherings in places of worship in response to a state of emergency, including public health emergencies.
04Statewide propositionLegislativeProhibit Government Discrimination or Preferential TreatmentWhat a Yes vote doesProhibit any governmental entity from discriminating or granting preferential treatment based on race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in public employment, public education, public contracting, or public administration.
05Statewide propositionLegislativeProhibit Partial Veto to Increase Tax or FeeWhat a Yes vote doesAmend the Wisconsin Constitution to prohibit the governor from using the partial veto to create or increase any tax or fee.

County, city, and school-district questions are not included. Check your official sample ballot for local measures.

Before you vote

Know who you're voting for.

Explore each candidate's priorities, experience and accomplishments. Decide who you want representing you.

Registration check

Make sure Wisconsin has you on the rolls.

Start with Wisconsin's official election service to check registration details and find the right local lookup tools.

Open election office

Voting plan

Online and mail cutoff October 14.

Online and mailed registration close October 14. You can register at your municipal clerk's office through October 30 or at the polls on Election Day.

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Finding your ballot

Getting the right races for you.

Matching your address to its congressional district, then gathering the federal and statewide races we cover.

Your ballot, in three steps

Checking your address
Making sure we have the right place.
Finding your district
Using the Census district map.
Opening your ballot
Putting the closest races first.