By David Haas

Our democracy needs educated citizens, as Thomas Jefferson knew, and in addition, our industrial and commercial economy needs an educated and skilled work force.

By Carol Lenz

Your vote for president, and for candidates up and down the ballot, will determine our collective futures. We count on each other to vote and to do so thoughtfully.

By David Haas

If we take the trouble to situate our values in the American political tradition, we can say more than that our demands are humane. We can say that they are American.

By: David Haas

It seems to me that the choice is clear. If you want a secure retirement, you should vote to reelect President Biden. On the other hand, if you expect to die young and don’t care about other people, you can vote to elect his opponent.

By: Kelly Fenton

Finally, a shout out to Brown and Winnebago Counties, which both came up big on Tuesday, demonstrating just how solid our ground game is here in Northeast Wisconsin. We are the reason we will win in the fall.

By: Kelly Fenton

Joe Biden won by three votes per ward in 2020. My one canvass might – just might – have moved one or two voters off the undecided line toward a lean toward Biden. Furthermore, our next visit can reinforce our case.

By Mike Huelsbeck

Tim believes we should establish a clear vision for what we want for the town of Grand Chute – and that these future plans should be accomplished ethically and honestly, with no personal agendas.

By Mary Klasen

Tim is an ethical and honest leader who believes that our town deserves open and moral leadership without personal agendas. He is concerned about the town’s reputation and a loss of public trust. He believes in treating town employees with respect.

Thanks to the GOP’s neglect in properly funding these exercises in freedom, clerks all over the state are hamstrung financially. This outside help enhances election security and ensures that every voting district is equipped to run the most efficient — and safe — elections possible.