After a little trial and error officials in the Town of Plover say Tuesday's election should go smoothly.
It'll be the first time they use the new auto mark machines.
They're designed to make voting easier and more confidential for disabled voters.
The Town of Plover had their machine for the September primary, but a malfunctioning memory card made it useless.
After that was fixed, another problem popped up.
The ink used for a test run was too light.

"We're expecting for Election Day on November 7th that we'll have new ink and it'll function properly we're looking forward to it anyways," says Cindy Simonds, Election Inspector for the Town.

She says poll workers are prepared to help voters if there are any problems.