With just two weeks remaining before the April 2 Spring Election, the City Clerk’s Office urges voters wishing to receive an absentee through the mail to submit their requests today.Madison mail is taken to Milwaukee for sorting. It can take a week…
The Madison City Clerk’s Office coordinated 54 visits to nursing homes and care facilities this week in an effort to better serve absentee voters.State law requires poll workers to bring absentee voting to absentee requestors in certain nursing…
The Madison City Clerk’s Office has mailed absentee ballots to 13,162 voters for the April 2 Spring Election.Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway said, “Voting is one of the most important things we can do as citizens of this country, and I know this is an…
The Madison City Clerk's Office is releasing its media kit for the April 2 Spring Election.The media kit includes election statistics, key dates, and descriptions of election processes. The goal of the Madison City Clerk's Office is that each…
Today is the first day for hospitalized voters to appoint an agent for the retrieval, delivery, and return of their absentee ballot. This process is available until 5 p.m. on Election Day.Hospitalized voters can initiate the process by appointing an…
As of today, the City Clerk’s Office has issued 615 absentee ballots for the February Primary, with 123 returned to be counted. The Clerk’s Office strongly encourages absentee voters to mail back their absentee ballots today, if possible. By mailing…
The public is invited to witness the City of Madison public test of election equipment taking place this weekend. The City of Madison deliberately schedules the public test on a Saturday to maximize accessibility for the community.Before each…
In-person absentee voting for the February 20 Spring Primary begins today.Most Madison residents do not have a February Primary. The only Madisonians with a primary are voters in County Supervisor districts 13 and 36, and voters in the Middleton-…
With just two weeks remaining before the February 20 Primary Election, the City Clerk’s Office reminds voters who would like to receive an absentee ballot in the mail that time is of the essence.Madison mail is taken to Milwaukee for sorting, so it…
The City of Madison Clerk’s Office has mailed absentee ballots to 553 voters for the February 20 primary election.Most Madison residents do not have a February Primary. The only Madison residents with a primary are voters in County Supervisor…
As the February 20 Spring Primary approaches, the Madison City Clerk's Office is releasing a media kit to provide accurate and timely information to the media and the public.The media kit includes essential details about the election, statistical…
MADISON, WI – Beginning September 1, the Madison City Clerk’s Office will close from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. for a daily staff meeting. Since 2020, the increasing complexity of election administration and health licensing have made staff communication…
MADISON, WI – Voters will have a choice of “I Voted” stickers when they head out to vote in this fall’s elections.
The City of Madison Clerk’s Office revealed two new “I Voted” stickers on Tuesday. High school sophomore Katina Maclin designed the…
Following a comprehensive process, the PFC has selected Chris P. Carbon to be our next Fire Chief. As a standard practice, the PFC will now be issuing a Conditional Offer of Appointment.
The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners (PFC) for the City of Madison, Wisconsin is soliciting input from the public regarding the hiring of a new Fire Chief. The Chief of the Fire Department is an important leader in the City of Madison and…
As a package of bills circulates in the state legislature for signature and introduction, Madison Mayor Rhodes-Conway released the following statement:
Make no mistake, a package of bills being circulated in the Capitol will make it harder, not…