WF Civic Break: Navigating Wisconsin’s Spring Elections 2026

WF Civic Breaks are short, accessible briefings designed to cut through the noise around timely civic and policy topics. Created to fit into a busy day, each session offers clear context and key takeaways for anyone who wants to stay informed and engaged in what’s shaping our community. Click here to learn more about WF Civic Breaks.

Spring elections in Wisconsin are just around the corner. What’s on the ballot? Why does it matter? And how do these races shape the future of our communities?

Join the us as we welcome Kristin Hansen of Fair Elections Center for a timely, nonpartisan conversation about Wisconsin’s spring elections, including the state Supreme Court race and other key contests. Together, we’ll explore what’s at stake, how these elections impact gender equity and democracy, and why informed civic participation matters. Come curious. Leave informed.

Registration required (see below). No fee. A Zoom link will be sent shortly before the session.

WF Civic Breaks offer the briefing; WF Laundry Nights offer the space to talk it through together. 

ABOUT KRISTIN HANSEN

Kristin Hansen is a longtime voting rights advocate and the Wisconsin state lead for the Fair Elections Center. In this role, she supports and manages 30 Democracy Fellows and 20 campus partnerships across the state, while also representing the organization within the Wisconsin Voting Rights Coalition and the Civic Power Table.

The Fair Elections Center works to protect, expand, and facilitate the right to vote… ensuring people have the information, access, and encouragement they need to participate in every election.