Early voting for Aug. 11 partisan primary begins in City of Milwaukee
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Early in-person voting for the Aug. 11 partisan primary began Tuesday, July 28 in the City of Milwaukee, with six early voting sites across the city.
The early voting centers at Good Hope Library, Midtown Voting Center, Tippecanoe Library, Washington Park Senior Center, Zablocki Library, and the Zeidler Municipal Building will be available to all City of Milwaukee residents through Aug. 9.
The Milwaukee Election Commission says secure ballot drop boxes are also open and available throughout Milwaukee. Voters who've received an absentee ballot in the mail have until 6 p.m. Aug. 11 to return it to any official drop box. You can find a full list of locations here.
To view early voting locations, days, and hours open, click here.
You can confirm your registration status or review ballot information by clicking here.
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