Wisconsin Statutes Insurance (Ch. 600 to 655) § 612.12. Voting rights of members

(a) Election of directors;

(b) Amendment of articles;

(c) Merger, transfer of business under s. 612.24, conversion and voluntary dissolution;

(d) Any decision by the town mutual to transact insurance for which reinsurance is required under s. 612.33(2), unless such insurance is totally reinsured; and

(e) Other matters specified in the articles or bylaws.

(4) Voting procedures. (a) Allocation of votes. Except under s. 612.10(1), each member is entitled to one vote. No person may have more than one vote regardless of the number of policies issued to that person.

(b) Proxies. No member may vote by proxy.

(c) Mail voting. The articles or bylaws may provide that votes may be cast by mail, and may prescribe the voting procedure. If voting by mail is authorized, a ballot shall be sent to each member at least 30 days before the meeting at which the decision is to be made, setting out the exact question to be voted upon. A vote signed by a member and delivered before the meeting in accordance with the prescribed voting procedure is equivalent to a vote at the meeting. No question on which there is voting by mail may be amended in any way at the meeting.