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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 6 — The electors

6.87 Absent voting procedure.

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6.87 Absent voting procedure.
(1)Upon proper request made within the period prescribed in s. 6.86 , the municipal clerk or a deputy clerk authorized by the municipal clerk shall write on the official ballot, in the space for official endorsement, the clerk’s initials and official title. Unless application is made in person under s. 6.86
(ar), the absent elector is exempted from providing proof of identification under sub.
(b)2. or 3. , or the applicant is a military or overseas elector, the absent elector shall enclose a copy of his or her proof of identification or any authorized substitute document with his or her application. The municipal clerk shall verify that the name on the proof of identification conforms to the name on the application. The clerk shall not issue an absentee ballot to an elector who is required to enclose a copy of proof of identification or an authorized substitute document with his or her application unless the copy is enclosed and the proof is verified by the clerk.
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