City Clerk's Office

Voter registration is not available the Saturday, Sunday, or Monday before an election, but you are able to register at your polling place on Election Day.

The City of Madison Clerk’s Office has had to move many polling places since the February Spring Primary and the November General Election.

Accessibility to voting is just one way the City of Madison Clerk’s Office achieves its goal of making sure that every eligible voter is able to cast a ballot and have that ballot counted.

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

In-person absentee voting will begin Tuesday, Mar. 23, at several locations throughout the City of Madison. What will you need to bring with you if you’re voting absentee in person?

The City of Madison’s secure ballot drop boxes are now open for the April 6 Spring Election. The boxes provide a secure way for City of Madison absentee voters to return their ballots to the City Clerk’s Office. 

Several offices are up for election on April 6:

As a package of bills circulates in the state legislature for signature and introduction, Madison Mayor Rhodes-Conway released the following statement:

Some polling places have changed since last year. To verify your polling location, visit www.cityofmadison.com/WhereDoIVote.

Prior to each election, the Clerk’s Office staff tests its DS200 tabulators to make sure they will accurately count votes on Election Day.

Accessibility to voting is just one way the City of Madison Clerk’s Office achieves its goal of making sure that every eligible voter is able to cast a ballot and have that ballot counted.

In-person absentee voting will begin Tuesday, Feb. 2, at several locations throughout the City of Madison. What will you need to bring with you if you’re voting absentee in person?