Wisconsin Elections Commission

Spring Primary carried out smoothly across Wisconsin

Priorities USA and Wisconsin Alliance for Retired Americans Celebrate Voting Rights Victory in Defense of Mobile Voting Truck in Racine, Wisconsin

Law Forward Responds to Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Brown Decision

Wisconsin Supreme Court Dismisses Racine Voting Van Lawsuit

Court's majority says former Republican official who filed challenge lacked legal standing.

Election Day Reminders for Spring Primary

It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s Spring Primary Election

Attorney General Kaul Announces Appointment of New Communications Director

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to use at the polls

Unanimous Supreme Court Decision Affirms Wolfe Can Remain in Administrator Position

High Court Rules Meagan Wolfe Can Remain State’s Top Elections Official

Unanimous Supreme Court ruling rejects Republican legislators' attempt to fire Wolfe.

Republicans Raise Questions About Proposed Election Observer Rules

GOP lawmakers want punishments for poll workers who deny close access to voters.

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls: Wisconsin DMV’s driver license or ID

In-Person Absentee Voting (IPAV) for Spring Primary Begins on Tuesday, Feb. 4

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID for voting

How Much Did New State Legislative Districts Change?

Much closer results, far less gerrymandered despite increasing polarization.

Schimel Touts Endorsement From Sheriff Accused of Sexual Harassment

Sheriff Travis Hakes censured by 19-1 vote of Chippewa County Board.

Wisconsin Senate Won’t Have Election Committee

For first time in nearly two decades, no designated election committee.

WEC Gears Up To Approve Spring Candidates

Two Candidates Will Challenge State School Superintendent Jill Underly

Sauk Prairie superintendent Jeff Wright and former principal Brittany Kinser.

DOA Secretary Blumenfeld Makes Leadership Announcements

New Appointments for Deputy Secretary and Division of Enterprise Operations Administrator

NEW- Gov. Evers Announces Pathway for Wisconsinites to Enshrine the Will of the People

State To Investigate How 193 Ballots Went Uncounted in Madison

Effort is proactive says Wisconsin Elections Commission, but revelation of ballots came more than a month after election.

MacIver Institute: WEC Investigation Into Madison Vote Count Irregularities A Good First Step

Wisconsin’s 10 GOP Electors Cast Legal Votes for Donald Trump, JD Vance

4 years ago, a different group of Republicans tried to pull off a false electors scheme.

GOP Attorney Jim Troupis Appears in Court For Fake Elector Scheme

Troupis says Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul 'should be ashamed of himself' for bringing criminal case for 'political gain.'

Statement Regarding Hearing in RPW v. Tony Evers

Kaul Adds 10 Felony Counts Against GOP Attorneys in False Electors Case

Charging Jim Troupis, Kenneth Chesebro and Mike Roman of defrauding electors.

Will Legislature Change Election Laws?

Republicans may back earlier recount of absentee ballots -- along with other changes.

General Election Results Are Now Canvassed and Official

WEC Chair Jacobs To Canvass Election Results Friday

State Office Backs Sanctions Against Michael Gableman for Election Probe

Office of Lawyer Regulation finds 10 violations of rules by former Supreme Court justice.

State High Court Hears Arguments on Meagan Wolfe’s ‘Holdover’ Appointment

Is Wisconsin Elections Commission decision a 'case of careful what you wish for'?

All County Canvass Statements Have Been Filed

Eric Hovde Concedes US Senate Race to Tammy Baldwin

After making unfounded claims about election results Republican concedes.

Background Info On WEC v. LeMahieu

Pushback Grows On Hovde’s Refusal To Concede

Republican U.S. Senate candidate even said he lost, but won't concede to Baldwin.

Hovde Tells Talk Radio Host He Lost

But Republican Senate candidate won't concede race. Bipartisan group criticizes him.

Was Jonathan Brostoff Bullied?

Some Democrats point finger at Shepherd Express, others for Brostoff’s suicide.

Scenes From City’s Central Count

Milwaukee election workers are processing 106,000 absentee ballots under watchful eyes of many observers.

Republicans Relent on Milwaukee Election Observer Lawsuit

'No issues' says RNC attorney. City said Monday lawsuit was filed in bad faith.

1.5 Million Absentee Ballots Cast in Wisconsin

That's 41% of registered voters, a new record for state's presidential election.

Last-Minute Reminders Ahead of Tuesday’s Election

Milwaukee Prepares To Count More Than 105,000 Absentee Ballots

Officials attempt to demystify alleged 'dumping' process forced on them by state law.

Republicans Sue Milwaukee Over Observer Access

City denies claims, says GOP acted in bad faith in effort to file lawsuit.

How State’s Election Rules Have Changed

2020's false election claims led to 2022 rule changes in Wisconsin that are now overturned, even as lawsuits filed.

Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of election

It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s election

Federal Agents Will Monitor Polls in Milwaukee

Wisconsin Elections Commission Administrator Meagan Wolfe says clerks have been preparing since 2020 for potential election problems. DOJ targets four Wisconsin communities.

How Does Election Security Work in Wisconsin?

Election clerks explain how vote tabulating process works.

U.S. Supreme Court Declines RFK Jr’s Request To Get Off Wisconsin Ballot

Kennedy has endorsed Trump, but only after applying to appear on Wisconsin ballot.

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit That Attempted To Toss 143,000 Wisconsin Voter Registrations

Former Trump attorney sued to block voters with mismatched USPS data.

Following Election, Wisconsin Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments on Abortion, Election Chief

Oral arguments scheduled for high-profile issues.

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to use at the polls

Rates of In-Person Absentee Voting Up Nearly 40 Percent

In-Person Absentee Labels Are Now Printing Normally

WEC Warns Voters About Misleading Communications

Doug Emhoff Teams Up with Bucks Coach to Energize Voters

The Second Gentleman held a basketball-themed rally to energize early voters on Milwaukee's North Side.

Public Testing of Voting Equipment Can Begin Saturday

Update On Label Printing Delays

For Third Straight Day, Wisconsin IT Systems Cause Delays in Early Voting

But more than 190,000 early votes have been cast.

State Voting System Again Causes Delays For Early Voters

Surge in early voting causes delay in state database for second straight day.

Update On System Delays

Almost 100,000 People Take Part in First Day of Early Voting

The unexpected surge in early voting caused the state's computer system to slow down Tuesday.

Obama, Walz Rally Early Voters in Madison

With two weeks before the big day, early voting started Tuesday in Wisconsin.

WEC Resolves System Lags Caused by High Turnout

Conservative Foundation Sues State Election Commission Over Same-Day Registration

Public Interest Legal Foundation wants records behind advice to clerks for auditing voters who register on Election Day.

Absentee Voting Deadlines Approaching

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls: Wisconsin DMV’s driver license or ID

Ballot Drop Boxes Are Secure Says State Election Chief, But Communities Are Backing Away

240,000 absentee ballots returned, but drop box use is well below 2020 levels.

Election Deniers Recruiting Poll Workers In Swing States

Investigation casts substantial doubt about the motives and goals of those involved.

Lawsuit Seeks To Drop More Than 50,000 Milwaukee Voters From Rolls Just Before Election

Two suits claim more than 100,000 voters on state registration list 'appear to be invalid.'

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID for voting

What To Ask The Candidate Knocking On Your Door

Legislative candidates want your vote. You should ask them these questions.

Surge in Election Observers At Polls Expected

RNC plans 5,000 observers in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Department of Justice is Working to Protect Fair Elections

AG Kaul Issues Reminder: Intimidating Voters and Threatening Election Workers is Illegal

DNC Attacking Green Party In Wisconsin With New Ad

Advertisement says candidate Jill Stein helped Trump win in 2016.

More Wisconsin Absentees Ballots Already Returned Than Entire 2016 Election

Almost 200,000 ballots returned, with hundreds of thousands more already sent to voters.

Former Wisconsin Governors Urge People to Vote in New Ads

Jim Doyle and Scott McCallum featured in TV and radio public service messages.

With Less Than One Month to Go, Wisconsin Election Officials Ready for Nov. 5

Both Parties Now Push Early Voting

Early voting now crucial in elections. How you can do it.

WEC Report Finds Minuscule Voter Fraud in 2023-24 Elections

Just 30 of 4 million votes cast, or .00075%, were fraudulent, Elections Commission finds.

Federal Judge Orders Northern Wisconsin Town to Bring Back Voting Machines

Rusk County Town of Thornapple switched to hand-counted, paper ballots this year.

Rep. Brandtjen, A 2020 Election Denier, Sues To Force State Out of Voter Data Organization

ERIC system designed to make it easier for states to maintain accurate voter rolls.

Mechanics, tech behind election administration topic of Oct. 22 Tech Council luncheon in Madison

Libertarian Party of Wisconsin Certifies Electors For The 2024 General Election

‘Dial Back The Rhetoric,’ Republican Assembly Elections Chair Urges

Rep. Scott Krug chides US Rep. Tom Tiffany, RNC for calling foul on absentee ballots.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Rejects RFK Jr.’s Effort to Get Off November Ballot

Kennedy suspended presidential campaign, fears he will take votes away from Trump.

Elections Commission Split On What To Do About Absentee Ballot Return Issues

Partisan divide over complaints involving Greenfield, Brookfield.

Wausau Mayor Removes Ballot Drop Box, Sparks Outrage

State law gives municipal clerks, not mayors, authority to make decisions about drop boxes

Wisconsin Supreme Court Bypasses Lower Courts To Hear RFK Jr. Ballot Case

Court will issue a decision 'as expeditiously as possible'

Election Commission Asks Supreme Court To Quickly Rule on RFK Jr. Ballot Case

Election officials ask court to bypass an appellate ruling. Kennedy wants off ballot after deadline.

RNC Suit Claims Racine Didn’t Hire Enough Republican Poll Workers

City's August primary poll workers included 8 Republicans and 7 Democrats.

Dane County Court Rejects RFK Jr.’s Attempt to Get Off Presidential Ballot

'Mr. Kennedy has no one to blame but himself if he didn’t want to be on the ballot.'

How League of Women Voters Helps People With Criminal Records

Those 'off paper' can vote. 'I’ve had people brought to tears,' advocate says.

Do Republicans Want Election Chaos?

Refusal to pay for elections commission staff will help fan the flames of conspiracy theories.

Wisconsin Supreme Court To Hear Case About Firing Election Chief

The court will weigh in on whether it was illegal for Republican lawmakers to vote to fire Meagan Wolfe.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Wants Funding For Transparency, Compliance Team

Republican lawmakers rejected a similar request in Wisconsin's last budget cycle

With Ballot Deadline Looming, RFK Jr. Could Ask For Stickers To Cover His Name

Dane County judge will decide lawsuit next week, one day before clerks are required to have ballots distributed.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Two Election Cases

Regarding a conspiracy group's request for records and Racine's mobile voting units.

RFK Jr. Asks Appeals Court to Get Him Off Wisconsin Ballot

Independent candidate dropped out, doesn't want to take votes from Donald Trump.

Can Peter Barca Flip Republican Congressional District?

1st District incumbent Bryan Steil faces veteran Democrat, who had more votes in primary.