Ben Gray MADISON, Wis. — The City of Madison Clerk’s office says nearly 36% of absentee ballots for Tuesday’s spring primary election have been returned so far. In an absentee voting update Friday morning, the office says it’s issued 25,937 absentee ballots for the February 16th primary. Of those, 9,313 have been returned. An additional 383 people have voted in-person absentee ahead of Tuesday’s election. In Madison, the last day to vote in-person absentee is Saturday, February 13th, but Friday is the last day you can register at the polls while voting absentee — voters will need to already be registered to vote in-person absentee on Saturday. However, voters will be able to register at the polls on Tuesday.