Have questions about absentee voting in Milwaukee? We'll get them answered.

Wisconsin's partisan primary is Tuesday, the second-to-last time voters will head to the polls this year. Next up is the Nov. 5 election, which includes the presidential race and final candidates for Congress and the state Legislature.

Voting via absentee ballot exploded in popularity during the pandemic-era elections in 2020, and many voters continue to prefer casting absentee votes. At the same time, rules around absentee ballots have changed in Wisconsin, including a recent state Supreme Court ruling that reinstated the use of absentee ballot drop boxes.

The Journal Sentinel wants to know what questions you have about voting absentee, especially if you live in Milwaukee. We'll ask local election officials to answer them.

Your question could be about what documents you need to request an absentee ballot, and how soon you can ask for an absentee ballot before an election. Maybe you're wondering how absentee ballots are kept secure when clerks receive them. Or, you're curious about the right timing to mail in your ballot.

Let us know any questions you have about absentee voting using the form below. We won't publish your name unless we get permission from you first. If you have more general questions about voting in elections, feel free to send in those, too.

If you can't see the survey in your browser, click here.

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