Absentee Voting Information – click this link

Election Night Information and Results – click this link

Notice of Spring Election, April 1, 2025 – click this link to view notice

Notice of Noncandidacy – April 1, 2025 Election:

The following incumbent City of Spooner Council board member, whose term expires in April 2025, has filed a Notification of Noncandidacy:

John Parker, Alderperson – Aldermanic District 1,  Filed December 17, 2024

The above list reflects filings as of December 17, 2024.  The deadline for filing a Notification of Noncandidacy is December 27, 2024.

By filing the Notification of Nondandidacy, the incumbent(s) listed above have given advance notice that they do not presently intend to be a candidate for reelection to their aldermanic districts seats.

Links provided are the Wisconsin Election Commission and MyVote Wisconsin.  Visit these websites for the most up-to-date information and forms.

State law prohibits voter registration the Saturday, Sunday or Monday before each election.

Application for Absentee Ballot  – pdf version with fillable option

Online Voter Absentee Request

Information on absentee voting and photo id. – click on the link for voter information.

Voter Registration Application – pdf version with fillable option

Online Voter Registration

 

Information concerning aldermanic district boundaries may be obtained from City Hall, 515 N Summit St, Spooner WI  54801 or by using the links below.                                                 

Maps are now by the Ward you live in, please click on the links below to see the changes:

Ward 1, County Supervisor District 17, City of Spooner Aldermanic District 1 Boundary Map

Ward 2, County Supervisor District 16, City of Spooner Aldermanic District 1 Boundary Map

Ward 3, County Supervisor District 18, City of Spooner Aldermanic District 2 Boundary Map

Ward 4, County Supervisor District 19, City of Spooner Aldermanic District 2 Boundary Map

 

Bring It To The BallotWisconsin residents are required to submit photo identification when voting.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation provides free state ID cards for voting.  Learn more about getting a free WI ID card on the Wisconsin Department of Transportation website:

http://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/license-drvs/how-to-apply/id-card.aspx

Acceptable Photo IDs for Voting in Wisconsin. Click on the link to view accepted photo IDs.

You can get more information about voting and your rights to vote by visiting the websites below:

City of Spooner disclaimer: 

Please note that by clicking on these links, you will leave the City of Spooner’s website and enter a privately owned website created, operated and maintained by a private business. 

By linking to this private business, the City of Spooner is not endorsing its products, services, or privacy or security policies.

Visit the Wisconsin Elections Commission for more information.

Visit Voter Public Access for more information about exercising your right to vote.