Getting Things Done in Appleton District 1

I wrote to Alderperson Siebers concerned that the AAPI resolution was referred back to committee, and he responded that his primary concern was that, as-written, the resolution would have produced a divided vote, but he has faith that the Common Council will pass the resolution with a few changes to strengthen it. He said he referred the resolution back to committee because as it stood it lacked action by the council, and he wants "a resolution that commits us to action, not just words."

Before every election, I check my voter registration. Once, in between elections, I had been kicked out of the system and had to register at the polls. The My Vote Wisconsin website is a valuable resource if you have any questions about voting information.

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Important voting information: '

Appleton has in person absentee voting on March 29-April 1 from 8-4:30 on the 6th floor of City hall and from 8-12 on April 2nd.

The city hall drop box will only be available until April 5th.

Election day- April 6th- all ballots need to be returned to polling places.

***Edited to include info to register at the polls***

Residents can register to vote at the city clerk's office until 4/2, and they can register at the polls on 4/6.

I feel blessed that we have a Planned Parenthood clinic in our district, only a few minutes walk from my house, to provide vital medical care to those who need it. I feel double blessed that Planned Parenthood Advocates of WI has endorsed me in my common council race.

I'm also being endorsed by Fox Valley Area Labor Council, AFL-CIO, Sunrise Appleton, and the Wisconsin Conservation Voters.