Please check with the Wisconsin Elections Commission and the Election Day Manual for the most recent election guidance, as laws and guidance can change Poll Worker Training Requirements Wisconsin statutes require that all election inspectors receive training at least once every two years.* Election Officials: The City of Platteville and the Wisconsin Elections Commission have been encouraging voters to vote by absentee ballot for this election. Due to the high numbers of absentee voters and lower-than-normal expected Election Day voter turnout, the City is staffing with a combination of Election Officials and City Staff. Milwaukee Election Commission Commissioners Stephanie Findley David H. Redemann Robert F. Spindell, Jr. You must: Review your training manual prior to Election Day, especially the Opening the Polls, the Receiver, and Registrar sections. Bring your training manual with you on Election Day. (6:00 a.m. for busier elections). Election Become an Election Official in 5 steps! Open All. Step 1 - Apply. Step 2 - Complete Employee Information Sheet and present a copy of your social security card to the Election Commission by your training date. Step 3 - Register for a training class. Step 4 - Pick up your manual and attend your training class. 2022. 2. 7. · A group of Wisconsin business leaders, in a letter to the Wisconsin Elections Commission on Monday, defended the commission's actions during the 2020 presidential election and thanked the commission's staff and members for their work.The WEC, which was created by Republicans in 2016, has become the target of attacks from Republican Spring Election ‐ Tuesday, Apr. 4 / deadline of 22 days is Mar. 13 Additional Elections - May be added for added for recall or special elections WI Elections Commission Election Administration Manual (pages 51‐60) which references the WEC's ballot requirements. •Facilitate the democratic process •Arrive early (Election starts at 7am) •NO Electioneering: attire, bumper stickers, no conversations about ballot candidates, their platforms, etc •Ensure the polling place is accessible •Limit activities that are distracting and/or outside of the election process (luncheons, bake sales, etc) Check your voter registration, view your sample ballot and find out where to vote. Wisconsin Elections Commission. 1-866-VOTE-WIS. elections@wi.gov. Election Inspector and Chief Inspector Election Day Manual Claire Woodall-Vogg, Executive Director 414-286-3491 414-286-8445 Commissioners Terrell Martin, Chair (D) Patricia Ruiz-Cantú (D) Douglas Haag (R) voterinfo@milwaukee.gov City Hall, 200 E. Wells Street, Room 501, Milwaukee, WI 53202 Quick Links 2022 Polling Location Guide Welcome to the WTA's Information Library! The information posted in this section is organized by topic, is general in nature, and is for informational purposes only. All ordinances and resolutions provided herein are samples. There are complexities in every situation that a town faces that must be addressed on a case-by-case basis. Forgotten password. To reset your password, submit your username or your email address below. If we can find you in the database, an email will be sent to your email address, with instructions how to get access again. Forgotten password. To reset your password, submit your username or your email address below. If we can find you in the database, an e