2018-nov-6-milwaukee-county-advisory-referendum

The Board of Election Commissioners have the responsibility of providing a trustworthy environment to register voters and conduct elections. The board is comprised of three commissioners appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Common Council for four-year terms. Commissioners represent the dominant political parties, with two of the commissioners representing the party whose candidate received the most number of votes in the City of Milwaukee in the most recent gubernatorial election.

Administratively, the Election Commission employs seven full-time staff, headed by an executive director. Temporary employees are hired as clerks, inspectors and registrars at election time. 

2018 Nov 6, Milwaukee County Advisory Referendum