Brochures

If you are in the hospital on election day or the 7 days prior to election day, you can have someone bring you an absentee ballot.

This short guide explains who can vote in Wisconsin. It also explains who is not eligible to vote in Wisconsin.

Guide that covers what proof of residence documents can be used when registering to vote in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin voters need to provide a proof of residence document when registering to vote. Here is a picture guide of some of the documents that can be used as proof of residence. Please note this is not a complete list! There are many other documents that can also be used. This is a summary of some of the more common proof of residence documents.

This Guide covers everything that Wisconsin voters need to know in order to request and receive an absentee ballot.

The attached Guide to Student Residency overviews residency issues for students. We encourage you to print this guide and share it with anyone who may find it helpful, including voters, poll workers, and observers. This document could also be helpful during voter registration at the polling place.

For the most up-to-date Proof of Residence Guide, please visit: http://elections.wi.gov/publications/voter-guides/proof-of-residence

Please note: The permanent administrative rule Chapter GAB 4 is in the final stages of promulgation and is subject to further revisions after the General Election. The G.A.B. advises clerks to implement and enforce the election observer rules as approved by Board in July 2014, including the use of the guidance and forms posted on the G.A.B.’s website.