Once you receive your absentee ballot in the mail, you must return it in the provided envelope or in person to the board of elections. Ballots can be mailed, or county boards of elections have a drop box outside their offices for voters to submit them.

As voters go to cast their ballots, here's what they need to know: You can find your polling place on the Wisconsin Elections Commission website — When you call up the form, you just have to enter your address.

Vote.gov provides state-specific instructions on how and where to register and what kind of identification is needed.