Q1: How long have you been in elections/your role? A1: I started in elections in 2011 and I became the first woman to hold the position of Wisconsin’s chief election official in 2018.
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Another #WomensHistoryMonth spotlight on one of the amazing women working to make sure that voters can continue to vote during COVID-19. Today we’ll hear from Meagan Wolfe, NASED Treasurer and Administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission.pic.twitter.com/tvedo3KHB3
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Q2: What got you interested in elections? A2: The opportunity to ensure every eligible voter has access to voting & the information they need to participate. I started in elections as our voter outreach coordinator & went on to manage our public facing technology.
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A2 Continued: Helping voters understand and navigate the elections process has been the biggest appeal to me since day one.
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Q3: What’s the best part of your job? A3: Every day I have the honor to ensure democracy works and is secure in our state. It is not easy, but it is always rewarding.
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