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Early voting in the City of Columbus, Wisconsin (Columbia County) for November 3, 2026

In Wisconsin you vote early by voting absentee in person at your own city, village or town clerk's office. For the City of Columbus (Columbia County and neighboring counties), that is the city clerk at 105 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus, WI 53925-1565, phone 920-623-5900. In-person absentee voting can start Tuesday, October 20, 2026; the clerk sets the days and hours, so call or check the website first.

City of Columbus clerk's office

City of Columbus Clerk

Office: 105 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus, WI 53925-1565

Phone: 920-623-5900

Website: cityofcolumbuswi.com

Directions

Find your exact polling place and your ballot at MyVote Wisconsin, the state's voter site.

Wisconsin voting dates for City of Columbus voters

DateWhat
Wed, Oct 14Register online or by mail
Online by Oct 14, or by mail postmarked by Oct 14, with proof of residence. After that, register in person at your municipal clerk's office or at your polling place on Election Day. source
Tue, Oct 20, 8:00 AMIn-person absentee voting opens
In-person absentee voting at municipal clerk offices starts Oct 20. Days, hours and locations vary by municipality. source
Thu, Oct 29, 5:00 PMRequest an absentee ballot by mail
Deadline for most voters to request a mailed absentee ballot online or by mail. Include a copy of your photo ID. source
Fri, Oct 30, 5:00 PMRegister at your clerk's office
Last day to register in person at your municipal clerk's office, during business hours until 5 p.m. source
Tue, Nov 3, 8:00 PMElection Day: polls open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Find your polling place at MyVote Wisconsin. source
Tue, Nov 3, 8:00 PMRegister and vote on Election Day
Register at your polling place on Election Day, 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Bring proof of residence. source
Tue, Nov 3, 8:00 PMReturn your absentee ballot
Your municipal clerk must receive it by 8 p.m. on Election Day. source

City of Columbus voting questions

Where do I vote early in the City of Columbus?

At the City of Columbus clerk's office, 105 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus, WI 53925-1565 (phone 920-623-5900). In Wisconsin, early voting is in-person absentee voting with your own municipal clerk. The clerk may name other sites; check with the office.

When does early voting start in the City of Columbus?

Wisconsin's in-person absentee voting can start Tuesday, October 20, 2026. The City of Columbus clerk sets the exact days and hours.

How do I contact the City of Columbus clerk?

Call 920-623-5900. Website: https://www.cityofcolumbuswi.com/. Office: 105 N Dickason Blvd, Columbus, WI 53925-1565.

What county is the City of Columbus in?

The City of Columbus is listed under Columbia County and also reaches into neighboring counties. Its own clerk runs voting for all of it.

Where do I vote on Election Day in the City of Columbus?

At your assigned polling place, with polls open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Find your polling place at MyVote Wisconsin.

Columbia County

Columbia County Clerk

Office: 112 E Edgewater St, Portage, WI 53901

Phone: 608-742-9654

Website: co.columbia.wi.us

Directions

You vote early with your own municipal clerk, not the county. Every clerk in Columbia County.

Other places in Columbia County: City of Lodi, City of Portage, City of Wisconsin Dells, Village of Arlington, Village of Cambria, Village of Doylestown, Village of Fall River, Village of Friesland, Village of Pardeeville, Village of Poynette, Village of Rio, Village of Wyocena, Town of Arlington, Town of Caledonia, Town of Columbus, Town of Courtland, Town of Dekorra, Town of Fort Winnebago, Town of Fountain Prairie, Town of Hampden, Town of Leeds, Town of Lewiston, Town of Lodi, Town of Lowville, Town of Marcellon, Town of Newport, Town of Otsego, Town of Pacific, Town of Randolph, Town of Scott, Town of Springvale, Town of West Point, Town of Wyocena.

More for Wisconsin voters

Office details are from the Wisconsin Elections Commission, Directory of Wisconsin Clerks (updated October 12, 2026; checked October 14, 2026). Dates are Wisconsin's, from the Wisconsin election office links shown. Days and hours at each clerk's office are set by that office, so call or check its website before you go.