Absentee Alley
This is the color of 99% of the absentee envelopes you'll be processing on election day.
Purple
This color indicated the envelope in which spoiled ballots should be placed.
RED
The Wisconsin way ballot order is chosen for State and Federal offices.
The party that won the last general election
Acceptable or Rejectable : when a voters address on their ID does not match their registration.
Acceptable
This distance should be designated from any entrance or exit to a polling location.
100 feet
This is the number of days before the election required to send out absentee ballots on file for General Elections.
47
The maximum number of ballots a voter can be issued.
THREE
This is the number of school districts located in Dunn County.
15
This additional material is needed if a student ID is expired.
POE - Proof of Enrollment
This item, printed from the tabulator, must be signed before the polls are open.
Zero Tape
Best practice dictates what number of absentee ballots you should process at a time on election day.
Five
Two poll workers are required to do what before providing a voter a ballot
Initial the ballot
This location is where county-wide unofficial results are posted on election night.
The Dunn County Clerk website
Only these types of IDs can be scanned using a Badger Book.
WI State Issued IDs
The category of individual must sign in, wear a name tag, and be placed in an approved area 3-8 feet from an election process location.
This time frame is when you should start processing absentee ballots on election day.
As soon as you are able
The number of poll workers required to remake a ballot AND/OR issue Curbside Voters a ballot
TWO
This person is your election administrator in the State of Wisconsin.
This is issued to a voter who does not have an acceptable, unexpired, form of ID.
Provisional Ballot
This person has the power to remove individuals from a polling location.
Chief Inspector
This indicator on the Badger/Poll Book indicates a voter cannot be issued a ballot on election day.
Absentee Returned
UOCAVA is the acronym for this federal legislation passed in 1986.
Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act
The name of the body which certifies election results.
County Board of Canvass
The date determines the timeframe for which an ID can be expired but still used for voting purposes.
Last General Election Date (Nov 5, 2024)
This document is signed by all poll workers after the polls close and EMAILED to cco@dunncountywi.gov
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