Six Ways to Make a Difference in YOUR Community

February 18, 2024

February 2024

You can make a difference in your local community, and the Rock County First Political Fund is here to help!

The important Spring election is April 2, and you will help make it a success!  Here are six ways to play!

  1. Sign up for RCF Political Fund Super Saturday door-knocking events – March 23 and 30
  2. Share important educational and financial freedom issues with family and friends, such as information on Rock County property taxes and school districts
  3. VOTE and encourage others to vote on April 2. Share important voter information. Print and share the Spring Voter Guide (available on or by March 6), & take it to the polls
  4. Please support your local candidates by volunteering or donating to their campaigns
  5. Meet the endorsed candidates in Beloit (March 6) or Janesville (March 13)
  6. Stay in touch with RCF, informed about the election by signing up for e-updates

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    ENDORSEMENTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON! All RCF Political Fund endorsements, except for the Beloit Board of Education, will be announced on Monday, February 23 The Beloit Board of Education endorsements will be announced on Friday, March 20 This will follow a Beloit Board of Education forum, hosted by the Beloit Chamber of Commerce, the Greater Beloit Economic Development Committee, and Rock County First on Wednesday, March 18. ALL candidates have confirmed their attendance. This will be announced very soon!
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