Madison, WI -- On Tuesday, September 25, the City of Madison will join hundreds of communities nationwide in celebrating National Voter Registration Day.

The Madison City Clerk’s Office would like voters to know ten things for this Tuesday’s election:

The City Clerk’s Office invites the public to observe its public test of election equipment this weekend.

The precautions taken to secure City of Madison elections involve the City of Madison Clerk’s Office, the Dane County Clerk’s Office, and the officials at your polling place on Election Day.

The August Primary falls on Move Out Day for many downtown Madison apartments. It takes ten days to establish residency for voting purposes, but moving on Election Day does not make you ineligible to vote.

City of Madison voters may vote absentee at Madison Public Library locations and Streets East beginning Monday, July 30.

The City Clerk’s Office is celebrating National Disability Voter Registration Week by partnering with the

Many voters may be planning a vacation for mid-August. Plan ahead to request an absentee ballot for the August 14 Primary Election!

The Madison City Clerk’s Office would like voters to know ten things for this Tuesday’s election:

City Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl joined Madison Mayor Paul Soglin today to report that Madisonians are again turning out at the polls in advance of next week’s election.

The City Clerk’s Office is conducting its public test of election equipment on a Saturday in order to make the process more accessible to the public.

Across the City of Madison today, voters will celebrate National Voter Registration Day by registering to vote. What they won’t see is all that is happening behind the scenes to protect the integrity of the poll list.