City Clerk's Office

City of Madison residents may now register to vote in any city office.    

City of Madison election officials no longer need to count ballots by hand on the night of the August 9 election because replacement election equipment has been shipped to the City Clerk’s Office.  

City of Madison election officials no longer need to count ballots by hand on the night of the August 9 election because replacement election equipment has been shipped to the City Clerk’s Office.  

The City of Madison election equipment storage space flooded during the storms last Thursday night, destroying some of the tabulators and ballots needed for the August 9 Partisan Primary.  

The Madison City Clerk’s Office is open for in-person absentee voting all hours permitted by state law for the August Partisan Primary: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays July 25 through August 5.  

The City of Madison Clerk’s Office is hosting a mock election for children to learn about the voting process firsthand through a reading themed election.  

Earlier today, this polling location had to close due to a school lockdown. During that time, voters may have been turned away.

Voters in Madison wards 74 and 75 have until 9 p.m. to cast a ballot at the Aldo Leopold Elementary School polling location.

City of Madison Common Council President, Denise DeMarb, announced today that she is accepting resumes from residents of the 11th Aldermanic District interested in filling the position vacated by former Alderperson, Chris

The Madison City Clerk’s Office is open for in-person absentee voting all hours permitted by state law: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays, February 1 through February 12.  

Chris Schmidt, District 11 Alderperson, announced today that he will resign his seat on the Madison Common Council effective January 31, 2016.  

It’s holiday recycling time.  Madison residents have the chance to recycle cooking oil from their Thanksgiving feast and non working Holiday lights and extension cords at the Streets Division’s drop off sites.