Governor Tony Evers Thanks Wisconsin Election Workers for Nov. 3 Election Efforts
Governor Tony Evers of Wisconsin has publicly thanked the state's local clerks, election administrators, poll workers, voter education groups, and postal service workers for their contributions to the Nov. 3 general election. In his weekly radio address, Governor Evers acknowledged their collective efforts in administering the election and ensuring that voters could successfully cast their ballots. He emphasized that the integrity of Wisconsin's elections—being fair, safe, and secure—is a direct result of their dedication. The Governor highlighted that these workers play a crucial role in promoting voter participation, safeguarding ballot access, and ensuring the accurate counting of eligible votes. He also recognized the significant challenges election administrators have faced in recent years, commending their courage, resilience, and commitment to the democratic process. Governor Evers declared 2026 as the 'Year of the Neighbor' in Wisconsin, framing election workers as community members who volunteer t...
