Happy Municipal Clerks Week!

A big thank you to the more than 1,800 town, village, and city clerks across our state who put in the work to make our elections reliable and accessible.

We're all better off because of the passion and commitment clerks bring to their roles.

Still have your absentee ballot? Drop it off TODAY before polls close. You can contact your municipal clerk to learn where absentee ballots should be returned.

It’s Election Day! All polling places will be open from 7am to 8pm. Find your polling place at MyVote.wi.gov

Voters with disabilities have options: If you need help returning an absentee ballot, the law guarantees your right to select a person (except an employer or union rep) to mail or deliver it to the clerk’s office, alt. site, polling place, or central count location.

An absentee ballot must be placed in the mail, or the voter must personally deliver it to the municipal clerk at the clerk's office, alt. site, polling place, or central count location.

Voters who need assistance due to disability can select someone to return the ballot.

Interested in getting a free ID for voting purposes? Visit elections.wi.gov/photoid for more information and to get ready for April 2!

Are you prepared for the April 2 Spring Election?

Register early if you can, either at your local clerk’s office by March 29 or at the polls on Election Day. Confirm your registration at MyVote.wi.gov.

Online voter registration for the April 2 Spring Election closes TONIGHT at 11:59 p.m. Start, confirm, or update your registration at MyVote.wi.gov.

If you miss it, you can still register at your clerk’s office or at your polling place on Election Day.

The Commission will reconvene in open session at 9:30 a.m.

It’s Election Day! Polling places will be open from 7am to 8pm. Find your polling place at MyVote.wi.gov

Get ready for tomorrow's election by seeing what’s on your ballot! Visit myvote.wi.gov/en-us/Whats-On… for more information. Remember, not all Wisconsin voters will have a primary to vote in tomorrow.

Remember, an absentee ballot must be placed in the mail or the voter must personally deliver it to the municipal clerk at the clerk's office, alt. site, polling place, or central count location. Voters who need assistance due to disability can select someone to return the ballot.

Interested in getting a free ID for voting purposes? Visit elections.wi.gov/photoid for more information and to get ready for Feb. 20!

The Wisconsin Elections Commission will resume its open session meeting at 2:15 p.m.

It's #NationalVoterRegistrationDay !

Get #VoteReady by visiting MyVote.wi.gov, where you can check your registration status and register to vote online. If you recently moved, changed your name, or haven’t registered to vote before, it's a great day to get registered!

The Commission will return to open session at 2:45 p.m.

Thank you to NASED for recognizing this important election education project and to the partner organizations that made it possible!

View the Elections 101 videos at elections.wi.gov/101

Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe issued the below press release to members of the media concerning today's special meeting.

elections.wi.gov/news/commissio…

The Wisconsin Elections Commission will reconvene in open session at 5:00 p.m.

Meeting live stream can be found at elections.wi.gov/event/special-….

The Wisconsin Elections Commission will reconvene in open session around 4:30 p.m.

A ten-minute notice will be given before the Commission reconvenes in open session.