Elections

Barron and Polk Counties : Spring Election April 2, 2024
Total Voters Barron County: 120
Total Voters Polk County: 11

Village of Turtle Lake Trustee: Ruth Morton - 111, Patrick McCready - 106, Jim Pabst - 4, Scattering - 16

Turtle Lake School District: William Muench - 112, Linda Flottum - 113, Scattering - 3

Barron County Circuit Judge: Samuel L. Lawton - 103

Barron County Supervisor: Charles Bergeson - 105, Scattering - 2

Polk County Supervisor: Tracy LaBlanc - 11

Municipal Judge: Dennis Zemke - 120, Scattering - 1

Democratic Primary: 45

Republican Primary: 83

Statewide Referendum Question #1: Yes-74, No-50

Statewide Referendum Question #2: Yes-90, No-35

 

 

 

All Election related notices are posted at the Turtle Lake Village Office, Turtle Lake Post Office and Turtle Lake Public Library.

Election Results are posted on the respective County website(s)

• Barron County

• Polk County

 

How Do I Register to Vote?
Any resident who would like to register to vote can easily register online at MyVote.wi.gov or come into the Turtle Lake Village Hall and fill out a Registration Application. Bring with you a valid Picture ID and proof of residency.

For acceptable ID's and Proof of Residence please visit MyVote.wi.gov

 

If you reside in the Village of Turtle Lake, WI, the polling location is located in the Village Hall Municipal Building, in the Municipal Chambers, located at:

114 Martin Avenue East
Turtle Lake, WI 54889

 

Not all voters can get to the polling place on election day. An absentee ballot is the printed ballot marked by an absent voter, sealed in a special envelope, and given or mailed to the municipal clerk. If completed accurately according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission standards, the absentee ballot is counted as if the voter had cast the ballot in person.

Two ways to request an absentee ballot:

1. Go to MyVote.wi.gov and click on Vote Absentee or
2. Request a ballot in writing from the Municipal Clerk by completing the Application For Absentee Ballot (EL-121) or by letter or email to your municipal clerk requesting an absentee ballot.  

Note: Voters can select elections they want to vote absentee or for the calendar year but a NEW request must be made every year, it is not ongoing.

You can find your municipal clerk on the MyVote Wisconsin website: MyVote.wi.gov by searching for your voter record or performing an address search.

You will need to provide a copy of your acceptable photo ID with your absentee ballot request.More information about the photo ID requirement can be found at MyVote.wi.gov/PhotoID

Who Do I Contact?

Municipal Clerks manage elections locally and report results. Contact your municipal clerk regarding any of the following:

• Voting Absentee (Early Voting)
• Registering to Vote
• Polling Place/Hours
• Interest in being a poll worker
• Complaints or Concerns