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In order to vote absentee, you must be a registered voter in the Village of Chenequa. If not registered, please print and complete the Voter Registration Application form from the W.E.C. website. You must also now provide a copy of your Voter ID with your absentee ballot application. If you are registered, please print and complete the Application for Absentee Ballot form from the W.E.C. website and return it to the Village of Chenequa.
Please make a color copy or gray-scale copy of your Voter ID (WI Driver’s License) and include it with your application.
Once the application and Voter ID is received, a ballot will then be sent to you no sooner than the third Monday prior to the election.
Ballots must be returned to Village Hall by Election Day in order for the ballot to count. Ballots for all elections are available the third Monday prior to the election. When you receive the ballot, please follow these instructions:
In the presence of someone authorized to administer oaths in Wisconsin (such as the Village Clerk or a Notary Public) or in the presence of one witness, the voter marks the ballot by connecting the arrows, using a black pen or #2 pencil. If you plan to vote for a write-in: Write the person’s name in the ‘write-in’ area, and connect the arrow.
Download the Voter Registration Application from the W.E.C. website, read the instructions, complete the form, and mail it to Village of Chenequa, Village Hall. Please note that if you are submitting this registration form by mail, attach a copy of one of the following forms of identification:
You may register in person at Village of Chenequa, Village Hall in the Clerk’s Office during regular office hours the Friday before an Election. You must bring proof that you have lived at your present location for 10 days preceding the Election. (See list of acceptable identification below.)