Spring Primary February 18, 2025 - Unofficial Results
STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION WARDS 1-4, 4A, 5-8, 8A
Jeff Wright 277
Brittany Kinser 166
Jill Underly 364
Write-In 0
There were no outstanding provisional voters.
If you are not already registered, you will need to register to vote before an absentee ballot can be sent to you.
Online at MyVote Wisconsin.
By Mail:
At the Town Clerk's Office:
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM: Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM to Noon: Friday, March 21, 2025
8:00 AM to 5 PM: Friday, March 28, 2025
Deadline for Returning Absentee Ballot:
The Town of Middleton debuted electronic poll books (Badger Books) at the 2023 February Spring Primary (February 21, 2023).
The system makes the check-in process completely electronic and quicker for the voter. This means no more splitting the lines by last name!
The Badger Book is only an electronic version of the paper poll book and as such, performs only those functions. It is used to check in voters, process Election Day Registrations (EDRs) per Wis. Stat. 6.79(2)(c), and record absentee participation. Badger Books are not connected to the internet.
Poll workers can check-in voters by typing in the voter’s last name or scan the voter's driver license bar code. Once their name and photo ID are verified, the screen is flipped around to the voter, which allows them another opportunity to make sure their information is correct, and they sign the screen with a stylus pen. If the voter’s address is in a different municipality or polling place, the system instantly provides their correct polling place information that they can be re-directed to.
Badger Book Resources:
If you cannot enter the polling place or absentee voting location due to a disability, curbside voting is available. There are parking stalls with signage allocated for curbside voting at the Town Hall and West Middleton Lutheran Church (polling places). You may also contact the Town Clerk at (608) 833-5887 beforehand to discuss an arrival time and what you should do when you get to the voting location.
During in-person absentee voting call the number on the sign in the designated parking stall at the Town Hall and the Town Clerk or Deputy Clerk will assist you with voting.
On Election Day two poll workers will bring you your ballot and conduct voting at your vehicle or at the polling place entrance. If you vote curbside, you are not required to sign the poll list. Instead, the poll workers will write “exempt by order of inspectors” in the signature space on the poll list.
If you vote curbside and need to update you voter registration due to an address or name change, or if you are not currently a registered voter, you may also register to vote curbside with a current and valid Proof of Residence document.
Voters are urged to plan now to make sure they have an acceptable photo ID to vote at all elections.
Information on acceptable photo IDs can be found HERE as well as at Bring It to the Ballot Website.
For information on how to obtain a FREE ID from the DMV that can be used for voting please click HERE.
Please contact the Town Clerk’s Office at (608) 833-5887 with any questions.
Voting on Election Day:
Find your polling place by visiting MyVote Wisconsin or you may call the Town Clerk's office at (608) 833-5887.
TOWN OF MIDDLETON ELECTION DAY POLLING PLACES
Wards 1-4 : Town Hall
Hours of voting begin at 7:00 AM and end at 8:00 PM on Election Day.
Curbside Voting is available at both locations. For information see above "Curbside Voting".
In-person absentee voting prior to an election is done at the Town Hall.
If you are not currently registered to vote, have recently moved, or legally changed your name please complete a Voter Registration Application through one of the methods below.
Registration is required statewide for all elections. Anyone who is at least 18 years of age, is a U.S. citizen, has lived at their current address for twenty-eight (28) days and has not lost the right to vote can register and vote.
March 4, 2025 is the last day for electors to begin to acquire residence for the Spring Election on April 1, 2025. Electors moving after this date may vote from their prior address.
Online Registration:
By Mail:
At the Town Clerk's Office:
If you have legally changed your name or moved to a new address (even if in the same jurisdiction), then you will need to update your voter record by submitting a new voter registration. You may use any of the options listed above (Voter Registration) to update your voter record.
For more information on name changes click HERE.
For information on these voting categories visit the following links from the Wisconsin Elections Commission website:
Citizen involvement is essential to conduct open, accurate, and fair elections in Wisconsin. The Town of Middleton is always looking for dedicated residents who would like to work at the polls on election days. This is a paid position which is very rewarding and interesting. Election Inspectors are paid $12.00/hour or may volunteer their time.
Election Inspectors perform the following duties:
Contact the Town Clerk’s Office at (608) 833-5887
You may also visit the following websites:
