Upcoming 2025 Elections
- February 18, 2025: Spring Primary (tentative)
- April 1, 2025: Spring Election
Election Results
Click here to view the election results on the County Clerk's page.
Wisconsin Elections Commission Statistics
Click here to view election statistics on the Wisconsin Elections Commission website.
Provisional Ballot Totals
Below are provisional totals from the 2024 General Election
Wards 1-2: 0 ballots; Wards 3-4: 0 ballots; Wards 5,6,10: 0 ballots; Wards 7-9: 0 ballots
Click here to view the provisional ballot totals from Ozaukee County municipalities.
WHAT'S MY WARD?
If there are any questions regarding what ward you are in, review the Ward Map.
WHAT'S ON MY BALLOT?
To see what races will be on your ballot for the next election, please click here and type in your address (please note that some ballots will not be posted until up to three weeks prior to the election).
Wisconsin Elections Commission Website Links
Click on links below to be redirected to the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) website.
| Title | Corresponding URL |
| Voter look-up, register to vote online (OVR), absentee ballot request, polling place look up, sample ballot look up. | myvote.wi.gov |
| Homepage | elections.wi.gov |
| Absentee application | elections.wi.gov/wec-form/absentee-ballot-request-el-121-121h-121s |
| Voter registration | elections.wi.gov/wec-form/voter-registration-application-el-131-131h-131s |
| Voter landing page | elections.wi.gov/voters |
| Absentee information for voters | elections.wi.gov/voters/voting-mail |
| Voter registration information for voters | elections.wi.gov/register |
| Photo ID information for voters | elections.wi.gov/voters/photo-id |
Running for Town Office
In 2025, Town Supervisor Seats 1 & 3, as well as the Town Chairperson position will be up for election. All Town Supervisor Seats, as well as the Town Chairman seat are at-large.
If you are interested in running for Town Office, you may begin soliciting nomination papers on December 1, 2024. Complete materials are due to the Town Clerk's Office no later than January 7, 2025 at 5 pm. For the full nomination packet and supplemental Campaign Finance Information, please see below:
2025 Election Nomination Packet - Town of Cedarburg
RETURNING YOUR MAILED ABSENTEE BALLOT
- Mail your ballot to the Cedarburg Town Clerk via USPS only (the provided return envelope is prepared for this purpose: postage is already paid).
- Hand deliver your ballot at Town Hall Hall (1293 Washington Avenue) during normal business hours (8 am to 4:30 pm) You may only deliver your ballot. You may not deliver any other voter's ballot.
Disabled Voters Entitled to Absentee Ballot Assistance:
Disabled voters filed an action in federal district court seeking declaratory and injunctive relief after Wisconsin’s Supreme Court construed Wis. Stat. § 6.87(4)(b)1, in Teigen v. Wisconsin Elections Commission, as prohibiting voters from obtaining third party assistance to return an absentee ballot to the municipal clerk. They were successful in obtaining such relief.
On August 30, 2022, District Court Judge James Peterson held that disabled voters whose disability causes them to require assistance with mailing or delivering their absentee ballot to the municipal clerk are entitled to assistance by a person of the voter’s choice, other than the voter’s employer or agent of that employer or officer or agent of the voter’s union, under § 10508 of the federal Voting Rights Act (VRA). Judge Peterson also held that, to the extent Wis. Stat. § 6.87(4)(b)1 prohibits such assistance, it is preempted by § 10508. Carey v. Wisconsin Elections Comm’n, No. 22-cv-402-jdp (W.D. Wis. August 30, 2022).
Judge Peterson enjoined the Wisconsin Elections Commission (WEC) from enforcing Wis. Stat. § 6.87(4)(b)1 under Wis. Stat. § 5.05(2m) or § 5.06 against disabled voters for receiving assistance from a third party in mailing or delivering their absentee ballot to the municipal clerk because the voter requires such assistance. The judge also ordered the WEC to instruct Wisconsin municipal clerks that the VRA requires that any Wisconsin voters who require assistance with mailing or delivering their absentee ballots to the municipal clerk because of a disability be permitted to receive such assistance by a person of the voter’s choice, other than the voter’s employer or agent of that employer or officer or agent of the voter’s union.
On September 7, the Wisconsin Elections Commission issued Guidance on Absentee Ballot Return Options Under the Federal Voting Rights Act which addresses frequently asked questions.
Voters may request a ballot be mailed to them online on MyVote Wisconsin. Applications along with an acceptable photo ID may also be submitted to the Clerk's office by mail up until 5:00 p.m. on the Thursday before Election Day (military and indefinitely confined voters may request a ballot up until 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before Election Day). The Clerk's Office must receive ballots by 8:00 p.m. on Election Day in order to be counted.
PHOTO ID REQUIRED AT THE POLLS
The Voter Photo ID law is in effect as of April 8, 2015. All voters who wish to cast a ballot at their polling place on Election Day or in their municipal clerk's office during the in-person absentee period will have to provide an acceptable photo ID before they receive a ballot.
Click here to visit a state website (Bring it to the Ballot) that answers all questions related to photo ID; acceptable types, exemptions, and how to get a free state ID card, even if you don't have a birth certificate.
VOTER REGISTRATION
State law requires a voter to maintain a current voter registration with the Town Clerk prior to casting a ballot in an election. Confirm your voter registration status, view your elected officials, and view a list of offices and candidates on the ballot at MyVote Wisconsin.
Click here to visit MyVote Wisconsin to register online for future elections.
Click here for the Paper Voter Registration form EL-131.
In order to be eligible to vote, one must:
- Be a U.S. citizen
- Be age 18 or older on or before Election Day
- Have resided in the Town for 28 consecutive days
ONLINE VOTER REGISTRATION - MyVote Wisconsin
If you have a Wisconsin driver's license or Wisconsin state identification card, you may register to vote online and don't need to mail any additional documentation. Online voter registration closes at midnight 20 days prior to each election.
2-Step Process for Registering online through MyVote WI:
- Your information must first be current with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). If you need to update your address with the DMV, complete their free online change of address form. Name changes cannot be completed online; you must go to a DMV office in order to complete a name change.
- Once your name & address are current with the DMV, go to MyVote Wisconsin in order to update your voter registration.
OTHER REGISTRATION METHODS AND DEADLINES
By Mail, at Town Hall, or on Election Day
- Mailed registration applications must be postmarked no later than 20 days (3rd Wednesday) before Election Day. If closer than 20 days before the election, you must register in-person at Town Hall.
- Register in the Clerk's Office up until 5pm on the Friday before Election Day.
- Register on Election Day at your polling place.
Proof of Residence Required
All voter registrations must include a document establishing their proof of residence. The requirement applies to all electors who are not military or permanent overseas electors. If proof of residence is not submitted, the application cannot be processed.
The following are examples of proof of residence (and may be provided in electronic format):
- A WI Driver License/ID Card, if not expired or canceled; may be used even if driving privileges have been revoked
- Any other official identification card or license issued by a Wisconsin governmental body or unit
- An employee ID card with a photograph, but not a business card
- A real property tax bill or receipt for the current year or the year preceding the date of the election
- A residential lease (does not count as proof of residence if elector submits form by mail)
- A picture ID from a university, college or technical college coupled with a fee receipt or an on-campus housing listing provided by the university, college or technical college
- A utility bill for the period commencing not earlier than 90 days before the day registration is made
- (Homeless voters only) A letter from an organization that provides services to the homeless that identifies the voter and describes the location designated as the person’s residence for voting purposes
- A contract/intake document prepared by a residential care facility indicating that the occupant resides in the facility
- A bank/credit card statement
- A paycheck or pay stub
- A check or other document issued by a unit of government
POLLING LOCATIONS (Polls are open from 7am to 8pm statewide)
Wards 1, 2, 3, 4 vote at Town Hall, 1293 Washington Avenue
Wards 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 vote at the Ozaukee Pavilion, W67 N866 Washington Avenue
Ozaukee Pavilion is located at the Ozaukee County Fairgrounds
If there are any questions regarding what ward you are in, review the Ward Map.
OVERSEAS ABSENTEE BALLOTS
Complete Federal Post Card application (FPCA) (click here) to request an absentee ballot and to register or you may send a letter requesting an absentee ballot including an original signature of voter, city address, and mailing address. If you are not registered, you must also submit a Voter Registration Application form EL-131. Overseas electors receive ballots for federal offices only. An absentee ballot request from an overseas elector is effective for two successive general elections.
MILITARY ABSENTEE BALLOTS
Complete Federal Post Card application (FPCA) (click here) to request an absentee ballot. Military electors are not required to register. Submit FPCA or completed Absentee Ballot Application form EL-121 Application for Absentee Ballot, or mail, fax or e-mail a letter requesting an absentee ballot including an original signature of voter, city address, and mailing address. Military electors may receive a ballot for all offices on a ballot.
QUESTIONS?
For election questions, please call Town Hall at (262) 377-4509 or email Asst. Administrator/Clerk Jack Johnston at jjohnston@townofcedarburgwi.gov