Wisconsin law requires the municipal clerk to make reasonable accommodations for voters with disabilities.

• Specifically,  Wisconsin Statutes permit an individual with a disability to notify a municipal clerk that or she intends to vote at a polling place on election day and to request a specific type of accommodation that will facilitate his or her voting.  (View s. 5.36, Stats.)

• When such a request is received, Wisconsin Statutes require the municipal clerk to make reasonable efforts to comply with requests for voting accommodations made by individuals with disabilities whenever feasible.  (View s. 7.15 (14), Stats.)