Wisconsin

Wis. Stat. § 6.86

If a voter is a sequestered juror or hospitalized, then the voter can apply for an absentee ballot by 5 p.m. on Election Day. 

Here is how COVID-19 is affecting Patient Voting in this state:

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Wisconsin has no-excuse absentee voting so any voter may vote via a mail-in absentee ballot so they do not have to be physically present at a polling station. Your application must be received by your local municipal clerk before 5 PM on the Thursday before Election Day. You can find more information about the absentee ballot application process here.

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Additionally, the Wisconsin Elections Commission has announced that any voter placed under quarantine by a health care provider qualifies for the hospitalized elector process, through which an emergency absentee ballot may be requested in the week before an election after the regular absentee deadline. The process for doing this in detailed in this page. More information on this change can be found here.

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The latest update on the Wisconsin Elections Commissions' response to COVID-19 can be found here.