The State of Wisconsin Government Accountability Board regulates election laws to the local municipalities.
In the larger urban
areas Election Commissions facilitate and oversee elections on the local level. These
commissions register voters, place voting booths and print ballots. They also
tabulate the votes to determine the winners of the election. The election commissions
maintain the voters records and determines which polling place a resident votes.
In Wisconsin’s
rural and suburban communities the City Clerk’s Office perform these duties.
Below are links to community
Election Commissions and City Clerk Offices.
To find your polling
place click on the appropriate link. Those with online services will ask for
your residential address to determine your polling place. Communities without
online services require a phone call to the City Clerk.
