Voting FAQ

If you cannot find the answer to your question, please contact your Clerk:

Village Clerk - Candace Kinsch clerk.kinsch@villageofbloomfield.wi.gov

Town Clerk - Lori Domino

townclerk@townofbloomfield.com

My Vote Wisconsin

My Vote Wisconsin allows voters to do the following:

Verify voter registration
Print and mail a voter registration form
Look up your polling location
Find out what's on your ballot
View your voting history - Please note that voting history is manually updated after each election. This process takes several weeks to complete.

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How do I find my polling place is located?

Find your polling place at My Vote WI.

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What time do polls open and close?

Polls open at 7am and close at 8pm. All eligible voters in line at 8pm will be able to vote.

How do I find out what will be on my ballot?

Find out what's on your ballot at My Vote WI.

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What if I am not physically able to enter my polling place or stand in line?

You may vote from the curb of your polling place. Pull up near the "Curbside Voting" cones. You may send someone in to the polling place to notify the poll workers that you are a curbside voter. If you do not have someone to send into the polling place, you may also call the phone number posted on the "Curbside Voter" sign near the polling place entrance. The poll workers will check you into the poll book and announce that you will be receiving your ballot at the curb. Two poll workers will bring you a ballot, marking pen, and secrecy sleeve. Once you have marked your ballot, the two poll workers will feed your ballot into the tabulator inside the polling place, and your vote will be counted.

Is there In-Person Absentee (early) voting at my polling place?

Yes, in-person absentee voting takes place at the Bloomfield Municipal Center beginning two (2) Tuesdays before every election. Refer to the In-Person Absentee Hours option for current hours.

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What if I need help marking my ballot?

You have options!

You may bring someone with you to the polling place to assist you in marking your ballot, but they cannot be your employer or your labor union representative. The poll workers will record the name and address of the person assisting, and the assistant will need to sign the ballot.
You may ask a poll worker to assist you in marking your ballot.

How do I register to vote?

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How can I change my voter name or address?

Update your name or address at My Vote WI.

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Where do I go if I did not find the answer to my question?

View the Voter Information Center.

WI Elections Commission Voter Info Center