2024 Election Dates
August 13, 2024
November 5, 2024
Location & Hours of Polling Place - Type D Notice
Where Do I Vote on Election Day?
The Village of Lac La Belle polling location vote at Crosspoint Church, W380 N6931 N Lake Road, Oconomowoc, WI 53066.
Three Ways to Vote Your Ballot
- In person at your polling place on Election Day.
Polls are open 7am – 8pm.
Bring a photo ID. Acceptable Photo IDs
You must also be registered to vote. Voter registration can be done prior to Election Day online at Register-To-Vote or in person on Election Day. Proof of residency is required.
- In person absentee* voting at the Clerk’ Office.
Wisconsin law allows voters to complete an absentee ballot at the Clerk’s Office during the two weeks prior to each election. Ballots can not leave the Clerk's Office and must be completed on site.
Election-specific dates and times for in person voting will be posted when they become available.
Remember to bring a photo ID. Acceptable Photo IDs
You must also be registered to vote which can be done in person on election day or online at Register-To-Vote. If registering in person you must bring Proof of residency and a photo ID.
** State law prohibits voting on the Monday before any election.
- ABSENTEE* by mail. Requests can be submitted online at MyVote.WI.gov or directly to the Clerk’s Office.
How to return a completed absentee ballot:
By Mail: The absentee voter places the completed ballot in the US Mail. Because ballots are counted on Election Day, USPS recommends allowing seven to 15 days for the ballot to be received at the Clerk’s Office once it is placed in the mail.
The Absentee Ballot must be mailed to your out of area location, not your local address. For instance, if you will be in Florida during an election, have the Absentee Ballot sent to the Florida address not your local address. Absentee Ballots are not forwarded, USPS returns them to the Town of Merton.
Hand-Deliver: The absentee voter personally delivers their completed ballot to the Clerk’s Office during regular office hours.
Election Day: The absentee voter personally delivers their completed ballot to the Chief Election Inspector at their regular polling place before polls close at 8:00 pm.
