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Election 2020: Who's On My Ballot In Milwaukee

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Voters in Milwaukee will have national, state, county and local races on their ballot.
Voters in Milwaukee will have national, state, county and local races on their ballot. (Scott Anderson, Patch Staff)

MILWAUKEE, WI — Wisconsin's spring 2020 general election will be held Tuesday, April 7. The primary will be held Tuesday, Feb. 18 to whittle the candidates down in advance of the general election.

In Milwaukee County, voters will see a number of statewide, county and local races on the ballot.

Here is what your ballot will look like in Milwaukee on Feb. 18.

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Feb. 18 Primary Ballot, Milwaukee

Wisconsin Supreme Court 10-year term

Daniel Kelly (i), Middleton

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Wisconsin Court of Appeals
6-year-term

District 1
Joe Donald (i), Milwaukee

District 2
Lisa Neubauer (i), Racine
Paul Bugenhagen Jr., Mukwonago

District 4
Rachel A. Graham (i), Madison

Milwaukee County Offices

County Executive (Feb. 18 primary)

Chris Abele (i) declared he was not running for re-election. Abele filed his Declaration of Noncandidacy in Dec. 2019.

David Crowley, Milwaukee
Chris Larson, Milwaukee
Theodore A Lipscomb, Sr., Glendale
Purnima Nath, Brown Deer

County Board Supervisors

District 4
Andrea Rodriguez Milwaukee
Ryan Clancy Milwaukee
Paul Rasky Milwaukee
Marina Dimitrijevic declared she was not running for re-election. Dimitrijevic filed her Declaration of Noncandidacy in Nov. 2019.

District 6
John Karol West Allis
Shawn Rolland Wauwatosa
Barb Schoenherr Wauwatosa
Jim Luigi Schmitt declared he was not running for re-election. Schmitt filed his Declaration of Noncandidacy in Dec. 2019.

District 11
Yaghnam F Yaghnam Milwaukee
Joseph Czarnezki Milwaukee
Andrew Moriarity Milwaukee
Dan Sebring declared he was not running for re-election. Sebring filed his Declaration of Noncandidacy in Dec. 2019.

City of Milwaukee Races

Mayor

Tom Barrett (i)
Paul Rasky
Lena Taylor
Anthony T. Zielinski

City Comptroller

Alex Browner
Jason Fields
Aycha Sawa

City Treasurer

Spencer Coggs
Brandon Methu

Alderperson District 1

Leonard Goudy
Ashanti Hamilton
Vince Toney

Alderperson District 5

Nikiya Dodd
Nicholas McVey
Bruce Winter

Alderperson District 7

Elizabeth Brown
Kenneth Hughes
Khalif Rainey
Fred Royal

Alderperson District 8

Ryan Antczak
Jusin Bielinski
Christian Saldivar
Angel Sanchez

Alderperson District 11

Christian Ahangar
Mark Borkowski
Peter Burgelis

Alderperson District 14

Jason Auerback
Marina Dimitrijevic
Paul Rasky

Polling Places

The easiest way to find out where you need to vote is by visiting My Vote Wisconsin online. There, you can type in your address to find your polling place. Polling Place Hours are Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Voter Registration

In order to vote in Wisconsin you must first register. You can start the registration process online at My Vote WI: myvote.wi.gov. You can also register in-person at the local municipal clerk's office, or at the polling place on Election Day.

1) My Vote Wisconsin: Check your local municipal ballot for national, state and local candidates. You can also check the status of your voter registration.

2) Voter ID Guidelines: Be sure you're prepared at the polls by reviewing the acceptable forms of identification required in Wisconsin.

Registration Deadlines

Feb. 18 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.: Register to Vote at Your Polling Place
Voters can register to vote at their polling place on Primary Day.

Feb. 18 at 5 p.m.- Deadline for Hospitalized Voters
Voters who are in a hospital may request a ballot be brought to them by an appointed agent if they are hospitalized in the 7 days preceding the primary. Hospitalized electors may request an absentee ballot between Feb. 11 and Feb. 18 at 5 p.m.

Feb. 18 at 5 p.m.- Deadline to Request an Absentee Ballot Military
If a voter is in the military, then their absentee ballot request must be received by their municipal clerk no later than 5 p.m. on this date.

Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. - Deadline to Return Absentee Ballot
If you have already received an absentee ballot, you must return your absentee ballot by mail or delivery to your municipal clerk. Your ballot must be received by your municipal clerk no later than 8 p.m. on Primary Day.

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