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Table of E-POR in a pdf or a doc file New registration form as of May 2014 Check your voter registration and polling place at MyVote.WI Join local League of Women Voters For information, or to join FEW email malischke@yahoo.com Submit a letter to your newspaper
FEW Meetings are at Social Justice Center, 1202 Williamson, Madison
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Electronic Proof of Residence As of April 4, 2014, when you register to vote you must show proof of residence. Electronic proof is acceptable, on either a smart phone, tablet, laptop, etc. These examples are either government documents or utility bills:
*From the Madison clerk regarding my.wisc.edu: “mailing address” and “home address” are listed at the bottom. It is likely that the “mailing address” will be the Madison address where the student resides for voting purposes. Students are not required to change their “home address” (frequently their parent’s address) to claim Madison residency. Send your suggestions for additions to this list of Wisconsin electronic proof of residence to malischke@yahoo.com You can register at your clerk's office, or through a Special Registration Deputy (SRD) until 20 days before the election, or on Election Day at your polling place. This page is at http://tinyurl.com/ElectronicPOR Important Dates for Voter Registration and Elections Wisconsin 2014 Elections – August 12 and November 4, 2014 Voter Registration Special Registration Deputy - Until Wednesday 3 weeks before an election. Forms due to clerk at 5 pm., or postmarked by this day. Clerk's office - until the Friday before the election – Registration (proof of residence required). Election Day registration, proof of residence required. Early registration is highly recommended. In-Person Absentee Balloting The two weeks before each election - Registration & in-person absentee balloting at clerk’s office, Monday through Friday. Absentee Ballots by Mail Requests for an absentee ballot must be received by the clerk by the Thursday before the election. However, due to mail delays, you are advised to mail your request well before that day. When you receive your ballot, follow the enclosed instructions closely to ensure that your ballot is counted. Ballots must be postmarked by election day and received by the Friday after the election. Residency If you are a resident for 28 consecutive days before the election, you meet the residency requirement. After establishing residency, if you leave with the intent to return, you are eligible to vote using the residency thus established. If you move to another location in Wisconsin within 28 days of an election, you vote at your old polling place. Websites that provide general news and insight into election administration:
Web page by Paul Malischke malischke@yahoo.com Last updated June 16, 2014
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