Are you ready to vote? The April 2 Spring Election is right around the corner! 

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Register to Vote

• The deadline to register to vote online or by mail is March 13. But don't worry if you missed that deadline – you have other options!
• You can register or update your address at your early voting location before March 30 or at your polling place on Election Day. 
• Make sure you have a proof of residence document for registration. Some examples of acceptable documents include: a paystub, bank statement, or a WI Driver License with your current name/address. 

Proof of Residence

Be an Informed Voter

• Some races on the ballot include: Circuit Court Judges and local races like town, mayor, village, city boards, and more. These are nonpartisan positions, so candidates will not have a D or R next to their names on the ballot. 
• It is also the Presidential Preference Primary. Voters will choose one candidate from their preferred political party's list of presidential candidates. Learn more. 
• Voters will have two proposed constitutional amendments on their ballot and some may have local referendum questions.
• Visit MyVote.Wi.Gov to view your ballot. 
• Learn more about the candidates at VOTE411. You can find unbiased candidate information in both English and Spanish. 

Candidate Info

Have an Absentee Ballot?

• Find instructions on completing your absentee ballot. Make sure you are thorough and double-check you followed all of the directions.
• Make a plan to return your absentee ballot in the mail at least one week prior to April 2.  
• Less than a week away from Election Day? It's too late to mail your ballot, but don't worry you have options! Return it to your clerk's office or clerk-designated return locations on Election Day (like your polling place or central count location for communities that use central count). Drop boxes are no longer permitted in Wisconsin,
• Voters with a disability who need assistance may have someone return their absentee ballot other than their employer, agent of that employer, or officer or agent of their union. If you are told otherwise, please contact the Disability Rights WI Voter Hotline: 844-347-8683 / info [at] disabilityvote.org

Track Your Ballot

Vote Early

• Early voting (also called in-person absentee voting) starts March 19! Early voting is a great way to skip lines and vote when it's convenient for you. 
• Make sure you bring a valid form of photo ID.

Vote Early Times

Election Day Voting

• Election Day is April 2.
• Make sure you bring a valid form of photo ID. 
• Don't forget to double-check your polling place location. 
• Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT. If you are in line before the polls close, stay in line! 

Find Your Polling Place

Finding Help

• Have general voting questions? Need help getting an acceptable photo ID? Call the Voter Helpline for assistance in English or Spanish: 608-285-2141
• For disability-related voting questions, call the Disability Rights Wisconsin Voter Hotline: 1-844-347-8683
• Facing or witnessing voter intimidation or suppression? Call 866-OUR-VOTE