Clerk
The Deputy Clerk, with oversight from the Village Administrator/Clerk, is responsible for the execution and administration of the Village’s elections as scheduled by State statute. Administration of elections includes; funding, staffing, and training of election inspectors and adherence to all State and Federal elections laws. Additionally, the Deputy Clerk is responsible for the preparation and maintenance of the Village’s meeting agendas and minutes, and coordination of the Village’s recreation leagues.
Contact: Village Administrator/Clerk Benjamin Hubrich, bhubrich@butlerwi.gov, PH: 262-415-2522
2024 Election Dates
Voter ID Requirements
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstated the Voter Photo ID requirement for all elections. Learn about Wisconsin’s Voter Photo ID Law at BringIt.Wisconsin.gov.
On Election Day, voters must show one of the following photo ID’s before they will be able to receive a ballot
The following forms of photo ID are also acceptable:
If you do not have a valid Wisconsin Driver License or State ID you can receive a free State ID from your local DMV if you specifically request a free ID for voting purposes. If you do not have a birth certificate, the DMV can help with that, too.
Please contact the DMV for more information by calling (608) 264-7447 or check their website
Absentee Voting
You may request an absentee ballot mailed to you by contacting Village Administrator/Clerk Benjamin Hubrich, bhubrich@butlerwi.gov, PH: 262-415-2522 or by requesting one online.
During in-person absentee voting, voters must present photo ID just like on Election Day. When voters request an absentee ballot by mail, they must include a photocopy of their photo ID with the request, or the ballot cannot be mailed. However, voters who are “indefinitely confined” because of age, illness, infirmity or disability and voters in care facilities do not need a photo ID. Instead, the absentee witness verifies the voter’s identity. Active members of the U.S. Armed Services who are away from home are also exempt from the photo ID requirement. Please contact your local clerk’s office for more information.
For specific questions on how the Voter ID law affects you, please contact Village Hall at (262) 783-2525 Ext. 1222.
Voters are also encouraged to visit the Wisconsin Election Commission’s Photo ID website, for information about the new law.
Resources:
Contact: Village Administrator/Clerk Benjamin Hubrich, bhubrich@butlerwi.gov, PH: 262-415-2522
2024 Election Dates
- February 20, 2024 – Spring Primary (if necessary)
- April 2, 2024 – Spring Election
- August 13, 2024 – Partisan Primary
- November 5, 2024 – General Election
Voter ID Requirements
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reinstated the Voter Photo ID requirement for all elections. Learn about Wisconsin’s Voter Photo ID Law at BringIt.Wisconsin.gov.
On Election Day, voters must show one of the following photo ID’s before they will be able to receive a ballot
- Wisconsin Drivers License
- Wisconsin State ID Card
- Military ID Card
- U.S. Passport Book or Card
The following forms of photo ID are also acceptable:
- A Certificate of Naturalization, within two years of issuance
- Driver License Receipt issued by the WI DOT, within 45 days of issuance
- ID issued by a federally recognized Wisconsin Indian Tribe
- A photo ID issued by a Wisconsin accredited university or college, or technical college along with an enrollment verification document. Valid for two years from date of issuance.
If you do not have a valid Wisconsin Driver License or State ID you can receive a free State ID from your local DMV if you specifically request a free ID for voting purposes. If you do not have a birth certificate, the DMV can help with that, too.
Please contact the DMV for more information by calling (608) 264-7447 or check their website
Absentee Voting
You may request an absentee ballot mailed to you by contacting Village Administrator/Clerk Benjamin Hubrich, bhubrich@butlerwi.gov, PH: 262-415-2522 or by requesting one online.
During in-person absentee voting, voters must present photo ID just like on Election Day. When voters request an absentee ballot by mail, they must include a photocopy of their photo ID with the request, or the ballot cannot be mailed. However, voters who are “indefinitely confined” because of age, illness, infirmity or disability and voters in care facilities do not need a photo ID. Instead, the absentee witness verifies the voter’s identity. Active members of the U.S. Armed Services who are away from home are also exempt from the photo ID requirement. Please contact your local clerk’s office for more information.
For specific questions on how the Voter ID law affects you, please contact Village Hall at (262) 783-2525 Ext. 1222.
Voters are also encouraged to visit the Wisconsin Election Commission’s Photo ID website, for information about the new law.
Resources: