Village Clerk

  1. Absentee Ballots & Absentee Voting
  2. Voter Registration
  3. Community Relations

Absentee Ballots & Voting


Absentee Ballots are available for individuals who will not be able to attend their regular polling location during an election. It is important to know that absentee voters must also be registered voters. The first step to obtaining an absentee ballot is by requesting an absentee ballot by going to the MyVote Wisconsin Website or to complete an Application for Absentee Ballot (PDF) and return it to the Clerk's Office via email or by bringing it to Village Hall. 

ALL absentee applications must be submitted with a copy of WI photo ID. Please see the list of acceptable WI photo ID's.

Absentee ballots, which are available approximately three weeks prior to the election, are either mailed to the voter or completed in person at Village Hall. Questions regarding absentee ballots should be directed to the Village Clerk's office at 414-371-3050. An absentee ballot may be returned by mail or in person at the Village Clerk's office, however, may not be placed in the drop box in front of the Village Hall.

A recent law change does allow disabled voters to have another person return their absentee ballot in person or have it placed in the mail on their behalf.

In Person Absentee Voting Hours

All absentee voting takes place at the Village Hall, 4800 W. Green Brook Drive the two week period before an election. Please bring WI photo ID with you. Please see the list of acceptable WI photo ID's.