Elections

Visit www.myvote.wi.gov for:
  • Registering to vote (or updating your name and address)
  • Requesting an absentee ballot
  • Finding your polling place
  • Viewing a sample ballot
MyVoteWI QR Code

IMPORTANT DATES

2026 Election Dates

Election Types

  • Spring Primary Election:
    Non-partisan primary held on the 3rd Tuesday in February to nominate candidates to be voted for at the Spring Election
  • Spring Election:
    Held the first Tuesday in April for Court of Appeals Judge, Circuit Court Judge, County Nonpartisan Offices, Municipal Offices, School District Offices, and referenda (if necessary), and in Presidential years, to express preference for the person to be the Presidential candidate for each party
  • Partisan Primary Election:
    Primary held the 2nd Tuesday in August to nominate candidates to be voted at the General Election and referenda (if necessary)
  • General Election:
    Election held in even-numbered years on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November to elect the President of the United States (in Presidential years), United States Senator, Representatives in Congress, State Senator, Representatives to the Assembly, District Attorney, Court Partisan Offices and referenda (if necessary)

Legal Notices

LINKS:

If you have any questions, please contact the City Clerk's Office at 920-236-5011.

A Photo ID is now required to receive a ballot in all Elections. Learn more about Photo ID and Voting by visiting: https://bringit.wi.gov

CURBSIDE VOTING

Voters with health issues, mobility issues, or a disability may vote curbside on election day.

Have someone tell the poll workers that you are a curbside voter. Most locations will have a phone number or a door bell so you can inform someone that you need to voter curbside.

If you need help marking your ballot, you have options:

  1. Bring someone to assist you in marking your ballot. They cannot be your employer or labor union representative. The person assisting you does not need to be eligible to vote. Poll workers will document the name and address of your assistant. Your assistant needs to sign the ballot.
  2. Ask a poll worker to help you mark your ballot.

REGISTERING TO VOTE

AT THE POLLING PLACE ON ELECTION DAY: If you wish to register to vote at your polling place, you must bring proof that you have lived at your present location for 28 days preceding the election. For purposes of voter registration, a form of identification constitutes acceptable proof of residence if it includes your current name and current City of Oshkosh address.

You must be registered at your current address to vote!

Visit:

MyVote.Wi.Gov

At MyVote.Wi.Gov you can:

  • Register to vote online, if eligible, or begin the registration process online
  • Check your voter registration status
  • Find your polling place
  • Find the date of your next local election
  • See what's on your ballot
  • Request an absentee ballot

Voter registration questions or issues?

Wisconsin Elections Commission help desk
Call : 1-866-VOTE-WIS
Email : elections@wi.gov
or
Contact your local municipal clerk

You must have an acceptable Photo ID to vote!
Do you need a free state ID?

Call the Department of Motor Vehicles Voter ID hotline (844) 588-1069

ELECTION RESULTS