While four out of five Wisconsin Faith and Freedom Field Operations focus on the eastern part of the state, where the population is densest, we’ve noticed other conservative organizations extending their field operations throughout much of the rest of the state – except we noticed Wausau and up through the northern part of the 7th Congressional District was the only region not receiving lit at their churches and doors. Unlike last year, when we focused on CD3 due to a highly contested Congressional race, we are concentrating on CD7 in the closing weeks of this election season due to doors and churches that are less likely to be reached by other organizations. Donors are averse to paying for overlapping efforts, because they want their money spent wisely and this year we’ve seen much more coordination in light of a favorable FEC ruling, which allows us to communicate effectively without duplicating efforts.

Click here to watch Holly Klucarich’s opening remarks at a successful organizational blitz the last two days, where we ensured the best possible distribution to surrounding counties. This effort coincided with the setup of another Wisconsin Faith and Freedom Coalition distribution center in the northwest part of CD7 in Cameron. State Director Spencer LaVerde made the run shown on the map to distribute the final 200,000 voter comparisons (half of what we did for the Presidential race, so a strong effort for an off-year) to Field Directors and Distribution Centers.

Regarding the WOW counties, we featured John Pudner’s speech in Washington County last week. Policy Director Darren Nelson is pictured handing out comparisons in Ozaukee, where Alex Cucchiario spoke. This weekend, we will share a video of Alex’s speech in the North Shore area. Next week, we’ll highlight Joe  Meleski  ’s operation based in Waukesha and now spreading southeast through Kenosha. Additionally, Randell and Wendy Johnson’s operation in Green Bay and Fond du Lac is now expanding into Appleton will be featured next week.

When so few conservatives turned out to vote in April 2023, resulting in the conservative candidate for Supreme Court losing by double digits in a swing state, we, along with many other groups, decided it was time to make conservative, faith-based voters aware that elections are held in April.

We appreciate all of our Field Directors speaking and geting out the word.