Elections
On Your Ballot
Greenville votes in the General Election on November 3, 2026. Every Greenville voter sees the statewide and county contests below. The U.S. House, State Senate and State Assembly races depend on your address, so your exact ballot is on MyVote Wisconsin. This site does not ask for or store addresses.
See your own sample ballot
MyVote Wisconsin is the Wisconsin Elections Commission’s official tool. Enter your address there, not here, to see every race and question that applies to you.
Voting in Greenville
Election Day
November 3, 2026: polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Source: Outagamie County Election Results.
Where to vote
Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church
N1615 Meadowview Dr., Greenville, WI 54942
All Village wards (1–10) vote here on Election Day.
The Village's elections page also prints this address as “1615 Meadow View Drive.” The Wisconsin Elections Commission's polling place file lists N1615 Meadowview Dr. If in doubt, confirm with MyVote or the Village Clerk.
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Resources; Elections — Village of Greenville.
Deadlines
- Absentee ballots must be delivered to the polling place or central count location: Tuesday, November 3, 8:00 p.m.
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 Election Information Hub.
Not registered yet?
You can still register at your polling place on Election Day, November 3. You must bring a Proof of Residence document, which is a document that proves where you live; a paper copy or an electronic copy on a phone or tablet is accepted. You must have lived in the Village for at least 28 consecutive days before the election. You will also show photo ID before you receive a ballot. The Elections Commission's registration page lists which documents count.
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — Voter Registration and Proof of Residence; Elections — Village of Greenville.
Photo ID and questions
Photo ID is required to vote, whether in person or by mail. Questions about voting in Greenville: Village Clerk’s office, 920-757-5151.
Source: Elections — Village of Greenville.
Statewide offices
Every Wisconsin voter sees these contests. Candidates are listed in the order and with the party labels in the Elections Commission’s official list. This site does not endorse or rank candidates.
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Candidates for the two offices appear on the ballot as a ticket.
- Tom Tiffany with David Varnam for Lieutenant GovernorRepublican
- David Crowley with Sarah Godlewski for Lieutenant GovernorDemocratic
Attorney General
- Eric ToneyRepublican
- Josh KaulDemocratic
Secretary of State
- Jay SchroederRepublican
- JoCasta ZamarripaDemocratic
- Pete KarasWisconsin Green
State Treasurer
- John S. LeiberRepublican
- Yee Leng XiongDemocratic
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Resources.
Statewide questions
- Question 1: Partial Veto
- Question 2: Freedom to Gather in Places of Worship During an Emergency
- Question 3: Governmental Entity Discrimination Prohibited
These are the Elections Commission’s titles for the three statewide questions. The exact wording voters answer is printed on the ballot; read it on your sample ballot before you vote. This site does not summarize or take a position on them.
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Resources.
Outagamie County
Outagamie County Sheriff
Only one candidate is listed.
- Clint C. KriewaldtRepublican
Outagamie County Clerk of Circuit Court
Only one candidate is listed.
- Diane LeithRepublican
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Resources.
Races that depend on your address
Which of these appear on your ballot, and who is running, depends on the districts your address falls in:
- U.S. Representative in Congress (Congressional districts 1–8)
- State Senator (the odd-numbered districts are up this year)
- State Representative to the Assembly (all 99 districts)
What is not on this ballot
The Elections Commission’s official list shows no Village of Greenville offices or Village referendum this November; Village Board elections are held in April. The only school district referendums it lists for Outagamie County are in the Little Chute Area and Seymour Community school districts. Check your sample ballot to confirm what applies to your address.
Source: Wisconsin Elections Commission — 2026 General Election Resources.