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Election Information

This website should provide all of the information you need to vote in Cudahy.  You'll also find applications for registering as a voter and voting absentee.  If you still have questions, please use the search function or contact the Clerk/Treasurer's office.


Elections


Election Dates for Early 2012:
 

February 21, 2012       Spring Primary, if needed
April 3, 2012               Spring Election & Presidential Preference Primary

 

 

Election & Voting Changes Beginning in 2012:


Beginning in 2012, voters will see many changes relative to Elections and voting.  Some of these changes include the following:

  • No voter registration can occur on Saturday, Sunday, or Monday before an Election; however, voters can still register at the polls on Election Day.
  • The requirement for residing in a municipality prior to an Election has changed from 10 days to 28 consecutive days.
  • Voters can no longer use corroborating witnesses when registering to vote.
  • In order to receive a ballot and vote, voters will be required to show a photo ID such as a driver's license, state-issued ID, passport, military identification card, certificate of naturalization, ID card issued by a federally recognized Indian tribe in Wisconsin, ID card issued by an accredited university or college in Wisconsin, or an unexpired driving receipt issued by the DOT.
  • Voters will need to sign the poll book before receiving a ballot, but are exempt if unable to sign because of a physical disability.
  • Absentee voting in the City Clerk's office will also require a photo ID, and is now restricted to the two weeks before an Election and will end at the close of business the Friday before an Election.  
  • Absentee requests for ballots sent by mail, with some exceptions, must be accompanied by a photocopy of an acceptable form of voter ID.  NOTE:  The absentee request form asks if the elector would like the ballot faxed or emailed.  Only military and overseas electors have this option.  These forms have not as yet been updated by the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board.

The goal of the City of Cudahy is for all eligible voters to be able to cast a ballot and have that ballot counted.  Detailed information on Election procedures, including Voter Photo ID, can be obtained at the Cudahy City Clerk's office (5050 S. Lake Drive), by calling 769-2204, or can be found on the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board's website.  In addition, you can verify your current voter registration status directly at https://vpa.wi.gov/  

 

Redistricting:

Following the 2010 Federal Census with Cudahy's population at 18,267, the City was required to adjust ward boundaries to conform to statutorily prescribed population ranges.  The Cudahy Common Council adopted this ward map which will be effective January 1, 2012.  Postcards informing registered voters of their ward and polling location are expected to be mailed in early 2012.  Polling locations will remain as shown below.

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Polling Hours:  7 a.m. to 8 p.m.                                             

 

Polling Locations: Attached to each District is a map linked for your viewing  convenience.  Choose your District and click on the link.     

 

District 1 - Lincoln School, 4416 So. Packard Ave

 

District 2 - Cudahy City Hall, 5050 So. Lake Dr

 

District 3 - Parkview School, 5555 So. Nicholson Ave 

 

District 4 (Ward 10)- Jones School, 5845 So. Swift Ave 

 

District 4 (Wards 11/12) - Mitchell School. 5950 So. Illinois Ave 

 

District 5 (Wards 13/14) - Jones School, 5845 So. Swift Ave 

 

District 5 (Ward 15) - Mitchell School, 5950 So. Illinois Ave

If you register early to vote, you reduce your chances of standing in line on Election Day.

Any qualified elector unable to get to the polling place on Election Day may request to vote an absentee ballot.  

To find out which district and ward you live in, please look at the district map or contact the City Clerk's Office at (414) 769-2204.

BECOMING AN ELECTION INSPECTOR
The City of Cudahy is always looking for dedicated residents who would like to work at the polls on election days.  This is a paid position which can entail some very long hours, but is also very rewarding and interesting.  The only qualification is that you are a "qualified" voter of the City of Cudahy.  For more information, please call the Office of the City Clerk at 769-2203 or 2204.






City of Cudahy - 5050 S. Lake Drive - Cudahy, WI - 53110
(414.769.2200) Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.


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