Vote Absentee

Any qualified, registered voter who is a United States citizen, 18 years of age or older and has resided in the district in which he or she intends to vote for at least 28 days, and is not currently serving a sentence including probation or parole for a felony conviction.

You will need an approved form of identification which may include:

• Wisconsin driver license or state ID
• Military ID card
• U.S. Passport
• Certificate of Naturalization
• Recognized Indian Tribe ID card
• Veteran Affairs ID card
• Wisconsin accredited college ID card

• Online: Go to https://myvote.wi.gov/en-us/VoteAbsentee to request an absentee ballot and track its status.
• Mail: Download the Application For Absentee Ballot Form EL-121.
• By email or fax: (Send an email to [email protected] and fax it to 262-636-9548.)

Once your absentee ballot request has been received, validated and processed, it will be mailed to you through the USPS and should take about a week. It is best to request your absentee ballot as early as possible.

You can check the status of your request at https://myvote.wi.gov/en-US/ViewMyAbsenteeRequest

• Follow the instructions that come with your ballot.
• Vote in the presence of an adult witness, who must sign the ballot envelope and provide their address.
• You must also sign the ballot envelope, so we know no one else voted your ballot.
• For more detailed instructions, see the Uniform Instructions for Wisconsin Absentee Voters.

You do not need to have your absentee ballot notarized. The absentee ballot instructions above outline that you must vote in the presence of a witness which could be a friend, spouse, family member, neighbor, etc.

If you have received your ballot, then a copy of your photo ID is already on file or you are exempt from the requirement. You do not need to provide another copy of the photo ID unless instructed by your clerk.

• City Hall room 207, at noticed dates and times

The red City Hall drop box may be used for ballot drop off. 

You may only drop off the absentee ballot into the drop box if you are the voter, or turning in the ballot because the voter has determined they require assistance due to a disability.

Pursuant to the Voting Rights Act, any Wisconsin voter who requires assistance with mailing or delivering their absentee ballot to the municipal clerk because of a disability must be permitted to receive such assistance by 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. For more information please see the Wisconsin Election Commision website

• No, an ID is not required.

• Yes, curbside voting is available during all times early absentee voting is occurring in that location. City Hall from 8AM-4:30PM. Please call (262) 636-9171 and we will be out to assist you.