Voting Reminders for the City of Marinette April 7th, 2020 Spring Election & Presidential Preference Vote:

City of Marinette, WI –The Tuesday April 7th, 2020 Spring Presidential Preference Election and all further 2020 Elections in the City of Marinette offers voters one convenient location where all voters cast their ballot at one citywide location, Marinette Community REC Facility., 2501 Pierce Ave, and that site opens at 7:00 AM and remains open until 8:00 PM. The Spring Election.

 The number one thing voters should know is where to vote and whether they’re currently registered. Wisconsin voters can find the most accurate information about voting at https://myvote.wi.gov/ including where their polling place is and whether their registration is current. If you’re not sure, take a few minutes to visit the My Vote Wisconsin website: It could save you time and headaches on Election Day. 

My Vote Wisconsin also has sample ballots so voters can familiarize themselves with their choices before they arrive in the voting booth. People who do not have internet access can check their status with their municipal clerk’s office. Voters also are offered the opportunity to download the absentee ballot request form on the https://myvote.wi.gov web site. 

Voters can also cast an absentee ballot at the City of Marinette Clerk’s Office, 1905 Hall Ave., Marinette WI, Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM with the first day to cast an absentee ballot beginning Monday March 23, 2020. The deadline for voting an absentee ballot in the Clerk’s Office is 5:00 P.M. on Friday April 3rd, 2020.

To register on Election Day, Wisconsin voters must provide a proof of residence document and a photo ID but be aware the lines will be long so it is best to register before the election either on- line or at the City Clerk’s Office. Proof of Residency can be a driver license or state ID card with the voter’s current address. It can also be a current utility bill, lease, University ID card or other official document showing the voter’s name and current address.  For a list of acceptable documents, visit the W.E.C. website at http://elections.wi.gov. You must be a resident of your ward for 10 consecutive days to register.