Elections & Voting
Tribal Elections
Election BasicsThe General Election, and Primary Election (if required), occurs every three (3) years when the Oneida Business Committee is elected. All other elections are Special Elections. Eligible voter may cast a ballot at one of two polling locations at all elections. Picture ID must be presented in order to vote. Eligible voters may become candidates by one of two ways. They may be nominated at the caucus and be present at the caucus to accept the nomination. They may also petition by obtaining ten (10) verified signatures of Tribal members eligible to vote at the time of the signature. In all instances, an application must be completed and returned by the appropriate deadline. Applicants must provide the appropriate documentation, including but not limited to, copies of degree(s), official transcripts, and certifications as proof of qualification for the position in which they seek, where applicable. Those applications that do not have the proper back-up documentation regarding qualifications will be deemed as incomplete and applicant will not be eligible for candidacy. |
Election RulesThe Oneida Election Law sets the rules for elections, recounts, and challenges. It also sets the role and responsibilities of the Oneida Election Board. |
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For more informationContact the Oneida Election Board at [email protected] |
2019 Special Election
At the February 27, 2019, regular Oneida Business Committee (OBC) meeting, OBC members approved the following dates regarding the 2019 Special Election:
| DATE | TIME | WHERE | PURPOSE |
| Saturday, May 11, 2019 |
1:00 pm | NHC – BC Conf Rm |
Caucus |
| Friday, May 17, 2019 |
4:30 pm | NHC – BC Support Office |
Application Deadline |
| Saturday, July 20, 2019 |
7:00 am |
Special Election Notice |
IMPORTANT 2019 SPECIAL ELECTION APPLICANT INFORMATION:
Applicants must provide the appropriate documentation, including but not limited to, copies of degree(s), official transcripts, and certifications as proof of qualification for the position in which they seek, where applicable. Those applications that do not have the proper back-up documentation regarding qualifications will be deemed as incomplete and applicant will not be eligible for candidacy.
If you have questions, comments, or concerns regarding the Special Election information and process? Please contact the Oneida Election Board at [email protected].
State, Local, and Federal Elections
Basic Voting InformationIn order to vote in Wisconsin you must: ● Be a citizen of the United States Registration Deadline: 20 days before the election (or completed in the local voter registration office up to 5:00 PM the day before the election, or completed at the polling place on election day) Click here for more information about voting.
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