Election Information

GENERAL REMINDERS:

NOT SURE HOW TO REQUEST A BALLOT THROUGH THE WISVOTE WEBSITE? PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO FOR INSTRUCTIONS HERE.

Whether voting absentee or on election day, you will need to provide a photo ID

Requesting to vote absentee in any election can be done through the myvotewi.gov website. Please remember to complete all necessary information and upload a copy of your photo ID (NOT A SELFIE! EASIEST EXAMPLE IS TO USE YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE). Registered voters may also send an email to townsecretary@townofthreelakes.com to request a ballot. In your email you MUST STATE: your name(s); your Three Lakes address; the date(s) you want to vote absentee; the address you want your ballot(s) mailed to; and you must include a copy of your photo ID.

The deadline to request an absentee ballot for the Spring Election is Thursday, April 1st. The deadline to stop in the Clerk's Office to register to vote is Friday, April 2nd. After that date, you must register at the polls on election day.

Appointments will be scheduled for voting Absentee-In Office two weeks prior to elections. The first appointment date for the Spring Election is Tuesday, March 23rd. You must call the Clerk's Office to schedule an appointment.

When returning your absentee ballots, ALL highlighted areas must be completed on the envelope or your ballot won't count. This includes your witness' address, even if your witness is your spouse. Absentee ballots must be returned to the Clerk's office no later than 8:00 p.m. on election day to be counted. If you prefer to not send your ballot back through the mail in the postage-paid envelope, you may drop it off in the Municipal Building's vestibule drop box (attached to the wall) prior to Election Day.

Need to register or check if you're registered? Click HERE

Wisconsin Application for Absentee Ballot(This must be returned to the Clerk with a copy of your photo ID)

Wisconsin Voter Registration Application (This must be returned to the Clerk with a copy of your proof of residence for the previous 28 consecutive days)