Are you ready to vote? November 8 is right around the corner! 

Register to Vote

• The deadline to register online is October 19.
• Have you moved since you last voted? Make sure you update your address online. 
• After October 19, you can register or update your address at your early voting location or polling place on Election Day.
• Make sure you have a proof of residence document for registration.

REGISTER TO VOTE

Be an Informed Voter

• Voters will cast their ballots for US Senate, US Representative, Governor, Lt. Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Senator (odd numbered districts), Assembly Representatives, County Sheriff , and Clerk of Circuit Court. 
• Find out what's on your ballot at MyVote. 
• Learn more about the candidates at VOTE411. You can find unbiased candidate information in both English and Spanish.  

FIND CANDIDATE INFO. 

Vote Absentee

• Request your absentee ballot at MyVote
• It's better to request a ballot sooner rather than later so you can mail it in at least a week prior to November 8. 
• Make sure you closely follow the instructions from your clerk when filling out your ballot and witness certificate envelope. Find instructions on completing your absentee ballot.
• Returning your ballot: Make sure you put your ballot in the mail by November 1! Remember - Drop boxes are no longer permitted in Wisconsin. If you don't have enough time to mail in your ballot, you can drop it off at your clerk's office, early voting site, or polling place (or central count location for communities that use central count). 
• Any Wisconsin voter who requires assistance is entitled to receive assistance from a person of the voter’s choice, other than the voter’s employer or agent of that employer or officer or agent of the voter’s union. 

REQUEST A BALLOT

Vote Early

• Early voting starts on Oct 25. Days, times, and locations vary by municipality. 
• Make sure you bring a valid form of photo ID.

VOTE EARLY TIMES

Election Day Voting

• Election Day is November 8 and the polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 
• Make sure you bring a valid form of photo ID. 
• Don't forget to double-check your polling place location. 

FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE

Finding Help

• Have general voting questions? 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

DRW GUIDANCE ON ABSENTEE VOTING PROTECTIONS