• Spring Non-Partisan Primary Election Day (if necessary) is Tuesday, February 20, 2024
• Spring General Election Day is Tuesday, April 2, 2024
• Presidential Preference Primary Election Day is Tuesday, April 2, 2024
• Primary Partisan Election Day is Tuesday, August 13, 2024 
• General Election Day is Tuesday, November 5, 2024

• 7 AM to 8 PM local time.

• At a Polling Place located near your residence.
• If you don’t know where it is, then try MyVote polling place search

• On Election Day, at your Polling Place
• Before Election Day, at your City, Village or Town Clerk’s office.
• Or Before the deadline, by mail at MyVote registration page.
• For more detailed information, check out Voter Registration page on this website, DoorDems.org.

• To vote, bring an authorized Photo ID such as a drivers license
• To register, bring your proof of identity and proof of residency.

• Early voting is called “in-person absentee voting”
• It is done on a ballot at your manciple clerk’s office (application form not needed).
• The Sunday before the election (or earlier) is the last day for a clerk to conduct in-person absentee voting (there are some exceptions for military, the personnel, hospitalized and sequestered jurors).  Each municipal clerk’s office sets its own schedule for in-person absentee voting. Call ahead.

• Ensure your are properly registered (see above)
• Click to visit My Vote Wisconsin and follow the directions there
• Fill out the online form or download the application form.
• Type in the data & print the form (or print the blank form & fill in by hand).
• Mail, email, ship  or hand deliver to your Municipal Clerk by 5:00 p.m. on the 5th day preceding the election.
• Your ballot will arrive by mail.
• Start these steps early enough to allow for mail delivery times.
• Mark up your ballot, place it the mailer signed by you and by a witness.
• Return mailer to the Municipal Clerk’s office before the deadline.

April 2,  2024Spring Election (Non-Partisan) and Presidential Preference Primary Ballots are not yet available.

Ballots may present referendum Questions and Candidates for local Non-Partisan offices e.g. County Board, Sheriff, County and Municipal Clerks, County and Municipal Treasurers, County Board Supervisors, and Judges for Circuit Court and Court of Appeals.

Vist BallotPedia to see candidates on the ballot for your polling locations.

Try MyVote for the following:

• What are the rules for registration?
• Just about anything else about voting in Wisconsin.