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Last days before spring election in La Crosse brings out canvassers, other campaign volunteers

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Democratic Party members in La Crosse meet for campaigning on March 30, 2024 (PHOTO: Brad Williams)

There are plenty of neighborhood campaign efforts in the run up to Wisconsin’s primary election on Tuesday.

This weekend, La Crosse area Democrats gathered to knock on doors and campaign over the phone.

Candidates who reached out to voters included La Crosse County Board hopeful Kelly Leibold, who wants voters to learn more about the people running for local office.

“I hope folks realize that your locally elected officials impact your daily life more than those in D.C.,” Leibold told reporters Saturday at the La Crosse County Democratic Party headquarters. “It’s important to not only know who represents you locally, but to elect local leaders that align with your values.”

Leibold added that she tries to keep in touch with voters.

La Crosse Democrats operate their headquarters on State Road on March 30, 2024 (PHOTO: Brad Williams)

Part of the organizing meeting at the county office Saturday on State Road was spent instructing people on ways to use social media to promote candidates.

La Crosse County voters will have school board and county board races to decide on Tuesday, as well as a contest for circuit judge.

A native of Prairie du Chien, Brad graduated from UW - La Crosse and has worked in radio news for more than 30 years, mostly in the La Crosse area. He regularly covers local courts and city and county government. Brad produces the features "Yesterday in La Crosse" and "What's Buried on Brad's Desk." He also writes the website "Triviazoids," which finds odd connections between events that happen on a certain date, and he writes and performs with the local comedy group Heart of La Crosse. Brad been featured on several national TV programs because of his memory skills.

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  1. Walden

    April 1, 2024 at 10:18 pm

    Apparently, the election is only for Democrats. No Republicans or independents could be reached for comment.

    Such tripe.

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