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September 1, 2009 WHO CAN VOTE AT A TOWN MEETING
A person is not required to be a registered voter in order to vote at a town elector meeting. They only need to meet the qualifications under Wisconsin State Statute 6.02. This stat. states that if you meet the 10 day residency requirement (you have been at this residence for at least 10 days prior to the vote) and are otherwise qualified, you may vote at a town elector meeting. "Otherwise qualified" means that you would have to show proof that your residence is a permanent one such as a utility bill, rental agreement or photo ID with correct address on it. If your photo ID had a post office box as the mailing address then you would need to show one of the above mentioned forms of identification. People living in campers on their properties would not qualify to vote at a town meeting.
For more information on this subject, contact the Town Hall at 854-2934,
Archive:
August 27, 2010 Questions from August 17 informational meeting
August 27, 2010 Voting at the upcoming Special Town Meeting
August 17, 2010 Public Notice-Gills Rock Informational Sessions
August 14, 2010 Community Shredding Day
July 21, 2010 Well Testing Program Web Links
June 3, 2010 Fireworks Permit Required
April 13, 2010 Powers of a Town Meeting
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September 1, 2009 WHO CAN VOTE AT A TOWN MEETING