Disqualification of Electors | Felony Conviction (Wis. Stats. 304.078)

A person convicted of a felony is automatically barred from voting in any election until they have completed their sentence.  This includes: no longer being supervised under probation; if currently incarcerated or if serving Extended Supervision or Parole.  If convicted, you can only vote after the Department of Corrections issues you a  certificate informing that all terms of your sentence are satisfied.