CHAPTER 6
THE ELECTORS
SUBCHAPTER I
WHO MAY VOTE
6.02 Qualifications, general.
6.03 Disqualification of electors.
6.05 Election day age determines elector's rights.
6.06 Information for uniformed service members.
6.15 New residents; presidential voting.
6.22 Absentee voting for military electors.
6.24 Federal overseas voting.
6.25 Write-in absentee ballot.
SUBCHAPTER II
REGISTRATION
6.27 Elector registration required.
6.275 Registration and voting statistics.
6.276 Federal absentee voting statistics.
6.28 Where and when to register.
6.29 Late registration in person.
6.32 Verification of certain registrations.
6.325 Disqualification of electors.
6.33 Registration forms; manner of completing.
6.34 Proof of residence required.
6.35 Filing registration forms.
6.36 Official registration list.
6.45 Access to registration list.
6.46 Poll lists; copying.
6.47 Confidentiality of information relating to victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking.
6.48 Challenging registration.
6.50 Revision of registration list.
6.54 Failure to register; rights.
6.55 Polling place registration; voting by certification.
6.56 Verification of voters not appearing on list.
6.57 Registration list for special elections.
SUBCHAPTER III
VOTING
6.76 Time off for voting.
6.80 Mechanics of voting.
SUBCHAPTER IV
VOTING ABSENTEE
6.85 Absent elector; definition.
6.855 Alternate absentee ballot site.
6.86 Methods for obtaining an absentee ballot.
6.865 Federal absentee ballots.
6.869 Uniform instructions.
6.87 Absent voting procedure.
6.875 Absentee voting in certain residential care facilities and retirement homes.
6.88 Voting and recording the absentee ballot.
6.89 Absent electors list public.
SUBCHAPTER V
CHALLENGING ELECTORS
6.92 Inspector making challenge.
6.925 Elector making challenge in person.
6.93 Challenging the absent elector.
6.935 Challenge based on incompetency.
6.94 Challenged elector oath.
6.95 Voting procedure for challenged electors.
6.96 Voting procedure for electors voting pursuant to federal court order.
6.965 Voting procedure for electors presenting citation or notice in lieu of license or receipt.
6.97 Voting procedure for individuals not providing required proof of identification or residence.
Ch. 6 Note
NOTE: 2005 Wis. Act 451, which made major revisions to the election laws, including to this chapter, contains an extensive prefatory note explaining the changes.
Ch. 6 Cross-reference
Cross-reference: See definitions in s.
5.02.
WHO MAY VOTE
6.02
6.02
Qualifications, general. 6.02(1)(1)
Every U.S. citizen age 18 or older who has resided in an election district or ward for 28 consecutive days before any election where the citizen offers to vote is an eligible elector.
