Blue Sky Endorsements
Below are the 2024 Blue Sky Waukesha endorsed candidates. All Wisconsin State Assembly, State Senate, and Congress candidates were sent a survey. Blue Sky members reviewed the responses, and we are proud to endorse the candidates who best align with our mission.
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Blue Sky Waukesha strives to provide nonpartisan recommendations, and our evaluations are based on each candidate’s record, background, and potential to serve the community. We encourage you to do your own research as well. If you have the means, please donate to our endorsed candidates and follow them on social media to spread the word. ​Thanks for being informed voters!
Federal Office
Kamala Harris
For President of the United States (D)
Tim Walz
For Vice President of the United States (D)
Tammy Baldwin
For United States
Senate (D)
Ben Steinhoff
For United States
Congress District 5* (D)
*The other candidate for United States Congress District 5 is Scott Fitzgerald (R), who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Wisconsin State Senate
Jodi Habush Sinykin (D)
District 8 (Menomonee Falls)
Read Jodi's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Duey Stroebel (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Megan Lach (D)
District 28 (Big Bend, Mukwonago, Muskego, New Berlin, Vernon, Waukesha)
Read Megan's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Julian Bradley (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Waukesha County District Attorney
The Waukesha County District Attorney election has one candidate, Lesli Boese (R). Blue Sky will not be making an endorsement in this race. If you'd like to learn more about Leslie, her campaign website is: https://www.boeseforda.com/
Wisconsin State Assembly
Robyn Vining (D)
District 13 (Brookfield, Elm Grove)
Read Robyn's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Tom Michalski (R), who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Sarah Harrison (D)
District 15 (Brookfield, Pewaukee)
Read Sarah's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Adam Neylon (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
William Walter (D)
District 24 (Menomonee Falls)
Read William's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Dan Knodl (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Kevin Reilly (D)
District 82 (Waukesha)
Read Kevin's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Scott Allen (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Wisconsin State Assembly District 83 (New Berlin area) has two candidates. Blue Sky will not be making an endorsement in this race. No candidate submitted the Blue Sky survey. The Democratic candidate is Jill Schindler (no campaign website), and the Republican candidate is Dave Maxey (campaign website).
Zachary Roper (D)
District 84 (Big Bend, Mukwonago, Muskego, New Berlin, Vernon, Waukesha)
Read Zachary's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Chuck Wichgers (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Beth Leonard (D)
District 97 (Dousman, Eagle, North Prairie, Summit, Wales)
Read Beth's Blue Sky survey responses here. The other candidate is Cindi Duchow (R) who did not respond to the Blue Sky survey.
Wisconsin State Assembly District 98 (Lisbon, Merton, Sussex area) has two candidates. Blue Sky will not be making an endorsement in this race. The Democratic candidate is Del Schmechel (campaign Facebook page), and the Republican candidate is Jim Piwowarczyk (campaign website).
Wisconsin State Assembly District 99 (Hartland, Oconomowoc, Okauchee Lake area) has one candidate. Blue Sky will not be making an endorsement in this race. The Republican candidate is Barbara Dittrich (campaign website).
Constitutional Amendment (Vote NO!)
This November, Wisconsin voters will face a critical question on the ballot that could alter our state constitution—and our voting rights. Blue Sky Waukesha urges you to VOTE NO on this harmful constitutional amendment.
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A "YES" vote means you support changing the Wisconsin Constitution, replacing the guarantee that every U.S. citizen has the right to vote with restrictive language that limits this right to only U.S. citizens. This seemingly small change opens the door to further limitations, including complicated registration processes and potential future attacks on voting rights.
A "NO" vote preserves our constitution’s current guarantee that every U.S. citizen has the right to vote. By voting NO, you protect the integrity of our elections and defend the rights of all eligible Wisconsin voters.
At Blue Sky Waukesha, we believe in fair, inclusive elections, and we stand firmly against this divisive amendment. Join us in voting NO this November to safeguard our voting rights and keep our democracy strong.
Important Dates & Deadlines
October 16
Last day to register to vote online or by mail. After this date, you can register to vote at your clerks office or on Election Day.​
October 22
In-person early voting starts! Check your municipal clerk's website for polling hours.
October 31
Last day to request an absentee ballot be mailed to you. You must return your ballot by November 5th at 8PM
November 5
Election Day! Polls are open 7AM - 8PM. Bring your ID ( + proof of residence if are going to register to vote).