Local Governance
The greatest impact we can have politically is to get involved locally.
We need to be Constitutionally-minded individuals who will stand up and defend our God-given freedom in places that most affect our day-to-day lives!
Our Focus
1
Meetings
We attend and speak up at local public meetings, including school, city or town, and county levels.
2
Connections
We reach out to local officials to learn more about key issues, share our perspective, and advocate for upholding the Constitution in all decisions.
3
Elections
We run for local offices and/or support candidates who are committed to upholding the Constitution and defending our God-given rights.
Take Action
Connect & Educate
* * * Fall 2026 Election * * *
November 3: General Election
Get personalized election info at myvote.wi.gov
Get informed by reviewing information at the link above, and attending meet-the-candidate sessions hosted by individual candidates
Advocate
Give input to public officials
Attend public meetings
Volunteer to help candidates campaign
Donate to candidates you support
Tell your friends and neighbors about candidates you support, and why
Offer to display yard signs
Local Governance Info
Get a complete list of elected officials who currently represent you at myvote.wi.gov/my-elected-officials.
Click here for Barron County city, town, and township officials and website information.
Barron County Board of Supervisors
Updated January 2026
Barron County School Boards
Updated July 2026