Part 1 Introduction & General Info

Election Law & Administration in WI (ELAW) Manual

Election Law & Administration in WI (ELAW) Manual

Info About ELAW

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Part 1 Introduction & General Info

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Part 1 Introduction & General Info

Part 2 Getting on the Ballot

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Part 2 Getting on the Ballot

Part 3 Voter List Maintenance

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Part 3 Voter List Maintenance

Part 4 Election Notices

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Part 4 Election Notices

Part 5 Ballots

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Part 6 Voter Qualifications & Registration

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Part 6 Voter Qualifications & Registration

Part 7 Absentee Voting

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Part 7 Absentee Voting

Part 8 Local Election Officials

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Part 8 Local Election Officials

Part 9 Voting Equipment

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Part 9 Voting Equipment

Part 10 Introduction to Badger Books

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Part 10 Introduction to Badger Books

Part 11 Accessibility

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Part 11 Accessibility

Part 12 Emergency Preparedness & Contingency Planning

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Part 12 Emergency Preparedness & Contingency Planning

Part 13 Polling Place Supplies

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Part 13 Polling Place Supplies

Part 14 Election Day

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Part 14 Election Day

Part 15 Post-Election Activities

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Part 15 Post-Election Activities

Part 22 Specialty Topics

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Part 22 Specialty Topics

Part 23 Sample Forms (Non-Election Day)

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Part 23 Sample Forms (Non-Election Day)

Part 24 Elections Glossary

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Part 24 Elections Glossary

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Part 1 Introduction & General Info

The statutes governing election law and administration are covered in Wis. Stat. Chapters 5 through 10 and 12. Additionally, the Commission and its predecessor agencies have promulgated administrative rules that implement various provisions of Wisconsin election law. Statutes and administrative rules both have the force of law, meaning they must be followed.