The new technology, called “Badger Books,” aim to allow Waterford’s estimated 3,600 voters to move more quickly from check-in at their polling place to casting their ballot.

WAUWATOSA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Electronic poll books, known as Badger Books in Wisconsin, are gaining popularity across the state, with Wauwatosa the latest municipality to join the trend of new election ...

Badger Book is the only approved e-pollbook in the state, and it’s designed and maintained by the Wisconsin Elections Commission. While any municipality can use it, ...

Badger Books, which are electronic poll books, will be used in twelve municipalities in Dunn County for the upcoming April election. Five of those municipalities will be using them for the first time.

Badger Books use encryption and authentication to communicate with each other. Anyone with questions about Badger Books is encouraged to contact the City Clerk's Office by calling 920-686-6950.

Wausau utilized Badger Books at two poll sites and Central Count during the Nov. 8 General Election and will do so again in 2023.

Badger Books can look up any registered voter in the state of Wisconsin. Poll workers will be able to tell the voter if they are at the right polling location, what forms of ID are accepted, etc.

(TNS) — Voters in 12 municipalities in Dunn County will be checked in for the April 4 election by poll workers using new technology. The technology is Badger Books, an electronic version of ...

Badger Books are a replacement for paper poll books. The touch-screen computers are used to check in voters on Election Day before they are handed a paper ballot.