If you haven't yet, go to MyVote.WI.gov right now and request your absentee ballot. Deadline is Thurs 5/7, but don't wait. Remember your completed, signed ballot needs to be received by your clerk no later than election day (Tues 5/12).
Here's a great How-To Video from As Goes Wisconsin walking you through how to request your ballot in about 2 minutes.
Don't forget: A witness needs to sign your absentee ballot and provide their address.
- Live with a relative or roommate who's over 18 and a US citizen? They can witness your ballot.
- If you live alone, here is a helpful video showing how to witness a neighbor's ballot while social distancing. (Note the dates on that page are for the April election, but the process is the same.)