Wisconsin candidate resources

Pick your county to see what running for office takes.

A plain-language guide to getting on the ballot in every one of Wisconsin's 72 counties. There is no cash filing fee anywhere in the state -- every candidate gets on with nomination papers filed at the county clerk's office. County Board Supervisor is a 2-year nonpartisan seat on the April Spring Election; County Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Register of Deeds and District Attorney are 4-year partisan seats on the November ballot in gubernatorial years. Each guide covers both calendars, the signature counts, and your county clerk's contact card. Click the map or use the list.

Adams County — how to run for office Ashland County — how to run for office Barron County — how to run for office Bayfield County — how to run for office Brown County — how to run for office Buffalo County — how to run for office Burnett County — how to run for office Calumet County — how to run for office Chippewa County — how to run for office Clark County — how to run for office Columbia County — how to run for office Crawford County — how to run for office Dane County — how to run for office Dodge County — how to run for office Door County — how to run for office Douglas County — how to run for office Dunn County — how to run for office Eau Claire County — how to run for office Florence County — how to run for office Fond du Lac County — how to run for office Forest County — how to run for office Grant County — how to run for office Green County — how to run for office Green Lake County — how to run for office Iowa County — how to run for office Iron County — how to run for office Jackson County — how to run for office Jefferson County — how to run for office Juneau County — how to run for office Kenosha County — how to run for office Kewaunee County — how to run for office La Crosse County — how to run for office Lafayette County — how to run for office Langlade County — how to run for office Lincoln County — how to run for office Manitowoc County — how to run for office Marathon County — how to run for office Marinette County — how to run for office Marquette County — how to run for office Menominee County — how to run for office Milwaukee County — how to run for office Monroe County — how to run for office Oconto County — how to run for office Oneida County — how to run for office Outagamie County — how to run for office Ozaukee County — how to run for office Pepin County — how to run for office Pierce County — how to run for office Polk County — how to run for office Portage County — how to run for office Price County — how to run for office Racine County — how to run for office Richland County — how to run for office Rock County — how to run for office Rusk County — how to run for office Sauk County — how to run for office Sawyer County — how to run for office Shawano County — how to run for office Sheboygan County — how to run for office St. Croix County — how to run for office Taylor County — how to run for office Trempealeau County — how to run for office Vernon County — how to run for office Vilas County — how to run for office Walworth County — how to run for office Washburn County — how to run for office Washington County — how to run for office Waukesha County — how to run for office Waupaca County — how to run for office Waushara County — how to run for office Winnebago County — how to run for office Wood County — how to run for office

All 72 Wisconsin counties. Click any county for its guide.

All 72 Wisconsin counties

Alphabetical. Each links to that county’s “how to run for office” guide.

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