When do the polls open on Election Day in Wisconsin? Plus more of your 2024 election questions answered

The 2024 election is just two weeks away, and early voting in Wisconsin kicked off on Tuesday, Oct. 22.

From the time the polls open on Election Day to what you need to bring, here’s what you need to know about voting in Wisconsin this year:

What day is the 2024 election?

The 2024 election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

Early voting will likely run through Sunday, Nov. 3. Municipalities are responsible for establishing the hours and dates for early voting, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.

For more information on your polling place, click here.

What time do the polls open on Election Day?

Polls across the state of Wisconsin open at 7 a.m. and will close at 8 p.m.

Do you need your voter registration card to vote in Wisconsin?

No, you do not need to bring your voter registration card to vote.

But you do need to bring a current photo ID. The WEC says acceptable forms of photo ID include:

• Driver’s license or ID issued by the Wisconsin Division of Motor Vehicles

• Receipt issued by the DMV if your new driver’s license or ID doesn’t arrive by Election Day

• Passport

• Military and Veteran Affairs ID card

• Tribal ID card

• U.S. Certificate of Naturalization issued by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services

• Student ID card

If your Certificate of Naturalization is issued more than two years prior to an election, you need to bring another form of photo ID, according to the WEC.

For more information on acceptable photo IDs, click here.

If you need to register to vote, you will also need to bring a proof of residence. More information on documents needed for voter registration can be found here.

Can you vote early anywhere in your county?

To find your early voting polling place, click here.

Your polling place on Election Day is determined by your address, but you can go to any early voting site as long as it's in your municipality, meaning the city, town or village you live in.

Similarly, absentee drop boxes can only accept ballots from voters who reside in the municipality. For example, someone living in Greenfield couldn’t submit a ballot at a Milwaukee drop box.

More: Answers to your questions about absentee voting

More: If you're mailing in your absentee ballot in Wisconsin, this is a good week to do it

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin Election Day 2024: When do polls open, where to early vote