🗳️ Tammy Baldwin makes her pitch to voters

🗳️ Clerk’s Office Urges Speedy Absentee Ballot Return

• The Madison City Clerk’s office is urging voters who requested an absentee ballot to return them as soon as possible. The office sent out 39,213 ballots to voters, and said more than 17,000 have not yet been returned as of Monday.
• The clerk’s office said that it has been hearing from voters that it can take up to two weeks for a ballot to get back to the office through the mail. Absentee ballots received after Election Day, Nov. 5, will not be counted.
• On today’s City Cast Madison podcast, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin makes her case for why voters should send her back to Washington, D.C., for a third term. [City of Madison, 🎧 City Cast Madison]

☑️ Wisconsin Latinos Highly Motivated, Backing Harris

• Latino voters in Wisconsin are highly engaged with the issues and lean heavily progressive, according to a new poll conducted in seven swing states by the nonprofit Hispanic Federation.
• The poll showed that 69% of those surveyed in Wisconsin were certain to vote in the Nov. 5 election. In a head-to-head matchup, 62% said they would vote for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris, while 33% would vote for Republican candidate Donald Trump. [Cap Times]

🥳 Homecoming Week Kicks Off at UW-Madison

• UW-Madison students kicked off Homecoming Week on Sunday by decorating windows at the UW Memorial Union and at businesses along State Street as part of the “Paint the Town” event.
• Organizers have worked for months to plan a full week of activities, parades, tailgate parties, performances, and, of course, Saturday’s UW Badgers football game against Penn State. [WMTV, UW Alumni Association]

Meet Jamie! Jamie is a smart young adult who already knows the commands “Sit,” “Down,” “Drop,” and “Leave It,” and loves playing fetch. He’s working on his leash manners, as he has a tendency to pull a lot. His ideal home would not have small children or cats, and if there are other dogs, a slow introduction would be ideal.