UWSP Chi Alpha

Below is some great voting info. Keep in mind that although the University's offering transportation to voting locations, XA's still meeting at 6:30pm at Debot on Tuesday night for anyone who has yet to vote. If you have voted earlier in the day, you can meet us at 7:30pm at Debot (for the regularly scheduled movie night) or go with us to the polls at 6:30pm for some good ole support!

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STUDENTS~

THIS EMAIL CONTAINS EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT VOTING ON TUESDAY!

*Polls are open from 7am-8pm.

*Off Campus Students – click here to enter your address and see where you vote

http://www.stevenspoint.com/vote/votingdistrict.asp

*On Campus Students –

-Hyer, Pray Sims, Roach, and Smith Hall Residents vote at the Recreation Center, 2442 Sims Ave.

-Baldwin, Delzell, Hansen, Neale, South, and Steiner Hall Residents vote at the Stevens Point Fire Station, 1701 Franklin Street

-Burroughs, Knutson, Thomson, and Watson Hall Residents vote at Pacelli High School, 1301 Maria Drive.

*Registration info

-If you are registered bring a photo id to your polling place

-If you have not yet registered, you can register at the poll on Election Day. Bring a photo id and inform them you are a UWSP student. They will have the student directory at each polling place and will look up your current address and register you. Bringing a bill or piece of mail with current address is not a bad idea, but not required.

*Voter Vans – There will be 5 Voter Vans circulating campus throughout the day taking students to and from the polls. Van pick

up locations are: In front of the HEC on Fourth St., In the Circle outside Knutson, On Freemont in front of Roach Hall.

The Vans are free for all and will return you to the pick up site once you vote.

*Ballot Info – Attached to this email is a sample Ballot identical to what you will see on Tuesday (make note of both sides)

-The other attachment is a comprehensive list of every race and candidate. Next to each candidate is their official campaign website that you can visit for more information about them and their platform.

Students- We hope that you recognize the importance of voting and exercise your right to do so. It only takes a small amount of time to have your voice heard.

Students can swing an entire election. The race for governor in Wisconsin and other issues are some of the most closely contested races in the country! Politicians never expect students to be a large part in the decision-making process… let’s prove them wrong next Tuesday, NOVEMBER 7^TH by voting!

If you have any questions at all or if SGA can be of further assistance please let us know.