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The Wisconsin Elections Commission will be posting recount results each day based on reports received from county clerks. The Commission plans to post results by midday, depending upon time required to compile reports provided by the counties. IMPORTANT NOTE Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated. Sheboygan County has submitted preliminary recount results. We are awaiting further verification before including these numbers with our update.

No. Wisconsin law allows a person who is “indefinitely confined because of age, physical illness or infirmity or is disabled for an indefinite period” to become a permanent absentee voter “by signing a statement to that effect.” This law has been on the books for more than 30 years. Being a...

Numbers for the City of Milwaukee do not include absentee ballots, which have not yet been recounted. Milwaukee counts its absentee ballots centrally (not at the polling place) on Election Night. When those absentee ballots have been counted the numbers will be updated.

From vetting each voter’s eligibility to using a statewide database that helps ensure there’s only one ballot per voter, Wisconsin constantly works to protect the integrity of your elections. Highly-trained election officials use a sophisticated mix of security measures and practical safeguards to...

Testimony of the Wisconsin Elections Commission Joint Committee on Finance December 3, 2018 Room 412 East, State Capitol Public Hearing Assembly Bill 1071 Co-Chairpersons Darling and Nygren and Committee Members:

Early Bird Conference Pricing Ends Soon!, Hold Off on Badger Book Updates, Navigating the New Judicial Officer Protection Law, Residency Scenarios, Clerk Availability for Voter Registration, Breaking Ties, Absentee Ballot Protocols, Hospitalized Voters, Extended Hours

Testimony of Michael Haas Wisconsin Elections Commission Senate Committee on Elections and Utilities March 28, 2018 Room 300 Southeast, State Capitol Public Hearing Assembly Bill 947