This election season, despite the pandemic, an economic crisis, and deliberate barriers to silence the voices of marginalized communities, voters did their job and turned out in record numbers. Non-partisan election officials and community members did their jobs too by ensuring every step of the election process was transparent and secure.

Now, we the people must ensure that our newly elected leaders care and govern for all of us, and that starts by putting politics and the campaign behind us. Wisconsin faces its biggest coronavirus surge yet and we need our state and federal lawmakers to put the health and wellbeing of their constituents first. The voters decided and we need economic relief now.

On Wednesday, November 18th, a day after the county canvass has been completed and the recount petition period has passed, join U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes, and Wisconsinites across the state for a virtual town hall to discuss what's at stake right now during the pandemic and call on our lawmakers to focus on COVID relief and moving forward together, not partisan sparring.

This event is co-hosted by Opportunity Wisconsin, A Better Wisconsin Together, Black Leaders Organizing Communities (BLOC), SEIU, and Progress North.