WHERE do I vote? Find your polling place HERE.
HOW do I vote? You DO NOT NEED A PHOTO ID for this election and you can register to vote at the polls. Come from 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on 4/3. Your employer is legally required to allow you a three hour period to vote on Election Day.
WHAT is on the ballot?  (blue = incumbent candidate, * = uncontested position)

Mayor of Milwaukee

What does the mayor actually do? Carries out the city council’s directives and implements policies.

Tom Barrett	Edward McDonald

City Treasurer

What does a city treasurer actually do? Utilizes and maintains a cash book that breaks down of all receipts, disbursements, and cash balances.

Spencer Coggs	Tim Carpenter

City Attorney* 

What does a city attorney actually do? Prosecutes people charged with or guilty of the violations of the state laws occurring within the city.

Grant F. Langley

City Comptroller* 

What does a city comptroller actually do? Supervise/manages the quality of accountability and financial reporter of the city. Also serves as the chief financial officer of the public.

Martin Matson

Aldermen

Robert W. Puente	Ray Harmon

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Michael J. Murphy	Richard L. Geldon

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Joe Dudzik	Daniel K. Plumb

Alderman, District #12

James N. Witkowiak	Jose G. Perez

Alderman, District #13

Terry L. Witkowski	Richard A. Pfeiffer

Alderman, District #14

T. Anthony Zielinski	Jan Pierce

Alderman, District #15

Willie Hines	Eyon Biddle, Sr.

County Executive*

What does a county executive actually do? Oversees county board, makes the final decision on budget proposals.

Chris Abele

County Treasurer*

What does a county treasurer actually do? Acts as the County’s banker.

Daniel J. Diliberti

County Comptroller

What does a county comptroller actually do? Acts as the county’s Chief Financial Officer by managing financial affairs and the county’s debt.

Scott B. Manske	Kristie Bunting

County Board Supervisors

What does a county board supervisor actually do? Each supervisor represents about 50,000 people. One of the major responsibilities of the Board is to adopt the annual county budget. By October 1 of each year, the County Executive presents his recommended budget to the Board.

County Board Supervisors, District #1

• Andrew Cegielski
• Theodore A. Lipscomb, Sr.

County Board Supervisors, District #5

• Priscilla E. Coggs-Jones
• Russell W. Stamper II

County Board Supervisors, District #7

• Michael Mayo
• Jermaine Buckner

County Board Supervisors, District #15

• Dan Cody
• David Cullen