In an attempt to ease the confusion and answer voter questions this election year, the City Clerk's office is pleased to bring the information to you through the web. Following is information available to residents that can be used to answer many questions you may have. As always, if you do not find the answers to your questions here, feel free to contact us at City Hall.

Voter Registration:
To avoid standing in long, long lines, we recommend that you register early to vote, particularly for the 2008 elections. There are several ways to register.... [more...]

Verifying Your Voter Registration Status:
If you are a regular Oak Creek voter, you do not need to re-register to vote for each election. If you have moved to Oak Creek from another municipality or state.... [more...]

Verifying Your Voting Location:
The City of Oak Creek is divided into six aldermanic (voting) districts.... [more...]

Important Voting Location Changes:
Please note that there have been permanent changes in voting locations for.... [more...]

Absentee Voting:
A qualified elector who is unable or unwilling to appear at the polling place on election day may vote an absentee ballot. You must be registered.... [more...]

Military & Overseas Registration:
Overseas electors must register to vote. Military electors, under state law, are not required to register to vote.... [more...]

Pollworker Application Information:
Pollworkers, offically known as Election Officials, are vital in carrying out election-day duties.... [more...]