Step One: Voter Registration
Choose one:
- I checked MyVote.wi.gov, and my voter registration is up-to-date.
- I have a current WI ID, and will register to vote at https://MyVote.wi.gov by October 14.
- I will register to vote with proof of address at Democracy in the Park September 26 or October 3.
- I will register to vote by mail, with proof of address, by October 14.
- I will register to vote with proof of address at the Clerk’s Office by October 30.
- I will register to vote at an In-Person Absentee Voting site with proof of address, October 20-30.
- I will register to vote with proof of address at the polls on Election Day.
Step Two: Voting Options
Choose one:
The Clerk’s Office is working with Public Health to take safety precautions for each of these options.
- Absentee by mail – request by October 19 to make sure I receive it in time
See Absentee via Mail in step three. - Drive-up or walk-up to vote absentee in person, October 20-November 1
See Early Voting in step three. - Vote at the polls on Election Day
See Election Day in step three. - Vote curbside at the polls on Election Day
See Election Day in step three.
Step Three: Cast My Ballot
Choose one:
The Clerk’s Office is working with Public Health to take safety precautions for each of these options.
Absentee via Mail
Make sure envelope is sealed, signed by me, signed by a witness, and lists witness’ address.
- Return absentee through the mail – Mail back by Monday, October 19, to be safe
- Return absentee to poll workers at Democracy in the Park September 26 or October 3
- Deliver absentee to a ballot drop-off site before November 3
- Deliver absentee to an absentee voting site, October 20 – November 1
- Deliver absentee to the City Clerk’s Office (open weekdays 8-4:30) by Election Day
- Deliver absentee to my polling place on Election Day
Early Voting/In-Person Absentee
- Vote absentee in person, October 20 – November 1
Election Day
- Cast my ballot at my polling place on Election Day (I may use my own black or blue ballpoint pen)
- Cast my ballot a the curb of my polling place on Election Day (look for Vote Here feather flag)
Step Four: Encourage Others to Make a Safe Voting Plan
What friends, family members, or neighbors
will I contact?
