If you're itching to cast your vote early for the upcoming April 1 spring election, here's your chance to beat the lines. In-person absentee voting, also known as early voting, will be up and running from March 18 through March 28 at City Hall, located at 7525 W. Greenfield Ave. So mark your calendars and ensure your voice is heard without waiting for election day chaos.
For those eager to participate, voting hours kickoff on March 18 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The subsequent days, through to March 21, follow the same schedule. The following week also offers a consistent voting window, with City Hall opening its doors for early voters from March 24, and maintaining steady hours until the end of the period on March 28—though notably, on the final day, voting will extend by a half hour, concluding at 5 p.m, instead. This additional time may provide some flexibility for those hustling to make it post-work.
The official announcement on the City of West Allis website, detailing the dates and times, comes courtesy of City Hall's recent publication. For many, the early voting period is less about convenience and more about the fundamental act of participating in democracy—making their votes count in a setting that’s perhaps quieter, potentially quicker, and without the eleventh-hour urgency of election day.
