Election Day Information
INFORMATION FOR ELECTION DAY APRIL 2, 2024
The polling location is at the new City Hall lower community rooms at 124 W Decker St, Viroqua, WI, 54665. The entrance for the polling place is the lower level of the new City Hall.
Voting hours are from 7am until 8pm.
Voters who need to register may do so on Election Day in person at the polling place. If you need to register to vote, please bring proof of residency. You can register before that day by mail (until March 13th) or by coming to City Hall until March 29, 2024. You may also register online at Myvote.Wi.gov
Additional information for voters on Election Day:
-Please follow all instructions provided to you by the poll workers and posted signage.
-Please follow all instructions to keep social distance, and 6′ physical distance as mandated.
-Please follow all instructions given to you by the poll workers monitoring the doorway.
-Please bring your current photo identification.
-Pens are provided for ballot voting. These pens are specific for accurate voting. You do not need to bring a pen.
-Please know that procedures for maintaining social distance and 6′ of physical distance are expected.
-Please make accommodations for child care. If possible, please, do not bring children to the polling location.
-Please note that you may be asked to wait outside, in any weather condition.
-Please know that you are personally responsible for your own safety and protection.
-Personal Protective Equipment is not provided to voters.
-All city wards have changed due to redistricting
INFORMATION ABOUT RETURNING ABSENTEE BALLOTS:
Early absentee voting cannot begin until March 19, 2024 at City Hall. It will be March 19, 2024-March 22, 2024 and again March 25, 2024 – March 28, 2024 from 8am-4:00pm. On Friday, March 29th City Hall is closed to the public and will be by appointment only from 8am – 1PM.
Absentee ballots are stored at City Hall and not processed until Election Day where they are then opened and entered in the tabulator for counting. If you want to make sure your ballot was received you can check the myvote.wi.gov website. We usually receive our mail early in the morning so it is recommended that you mail your ballot early to guarantee it arrives timely. All ballots have return postage on them.