Ashland County Votes! -report cards

In August 2022, the Ashland County Extension Community Development educator Lissa Radke developed a new publication that summarized Ashland County’s election turnout rates and other information related to the election process. Called “Ashland County Votes! Election Summary and Voting Results,” the “report card” is a way to measure voter turnout by municipality, which can help elected officials and clerks see trends in turnout and adjust their outreach to new voters, new community residents, or to current registered voters.

Each four-page report card also highlights the important contributions of local elected officials and clerks, informs residents about voting processes, and offers “good news” about Ashland County’s voting activities.

A report card will be published for each election in 2022 and 2023, followed by a report that summarizes all findings and offers recommendations for how to increase voter participation and outreach for elected officials and clerks to consider.

2022 Report Cards

August 2022 is available here

Voter turnout rates for 16 Ashland County jurisdictions
The Four Main Participants in Elections: Municipal Clerks, Election Workers/Officials, Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC), and Voters!
Who is Ashland County’s longest-serving municipal clerk? Meet Howard Scherwinski, the Town of Agenda Clerk since April 1971!

November 2022 is available here

Voter turnout rates for 16 Ashland County jurisdictions
Election Security 101: New Educational Program About Voting Machine Testing in City of Ashland
Get Out the Youth Vote! 2022 Youth Voter Registration Campaign
Highlight: Young Election Workers Join the Ranks!
Thanks to Ashland County Election Workers! Meet folks from Ashland and Morse
2023: Two Elections Are Scheduled