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Voting during the Pandemic!

DID YOU KNOW? In Wisconsin, you need to be registered to vote at your current address before you can request an absentee ballot.  And if you want to register online or by mail, deadlines apply. The time to act is NOW.   Online or mail-in registrations will end on July 22nd for the August 11th primary.
Who needs to register to vote? If you’ve moved, never voted in Wisconsin, haven’t voted in a while, changed your name, or recently completed a sentence for a felony, you need to register.  
Wisconsin voters can check their registration online and then register if needed.   Go to  My Vote Wisconsin

Can you vote by absentee ballot?   Registered voters can request an absentee ballot for the upcoming election, all elections in the calendar year or longer if confined due to age, illness or disability.    
Go to  My Vote Wisconsin    Your municipal clerk's office will then mail the ballot(s) to you.​
For those without internet access,  you can call your municipal clerk for assistance.
 

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 The League of Women Voters, a grassroots nonpartisan political organization, encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. The League of Women Voters does not support or oppose political parties or candidates.