(WBAY) – Green Bay, Wisconsin Before the general election in November, Wisconsin will begin accepting in-person absentee ballots on October 25.
At their offices or other specified sites, clerks can distribute ballots. For in-person absentee voting, each municipal clerk’s office determines its own schedule. Find your clerk’s office and hours by clicking HERE.
Absentee voting in person must end by November 6th.
The voting day is November 8. Governor and U.S. Senate races are significant statewide contests. current Democratic governor
Republican businessman Tim Michels is challenging Tony Evers for the Democratic nomination. Democratic lieutenant governor Mandela Barnes is putting up a bid against incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Ron Johnson. It’s a close contest in both.
If you asked for a ballot to be mailed to you, please return it as soon as you can. The Wisconsin Elections Commission recommends sending your completed ballot in the mail no later than November 4. You return it to your clerk’s office if you are unable to mail it on time.
On election day, completed ballots must be received no later than 8 p.m.
Unmanned ballot drop boxes are now forbidden in Wisconsin according to a Supreme Court decision. Voting materials must therefore be delivered to your clerk or the appropriate site.
For information on absentee voting in Wisconsin, CLICK HERE.
To return a ballot in Wisconsin, every voter must present identification. For a list of acceptable types of identification to vote with, CLICK HERE.
By Friday, November 4, you can register to vote at your local clerk’s office if you aren’t already. On Election Day, you can also register at your polling location. You must present documentation of your address, such as a utility bill. For a list of accepted forms of residency documentation, CLICK HERE.
Facts about Wisconsin’s in-person absentee voting
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