What to bring to the polls

Wisconsin requires a photo ID to vote both on Election Day and during early voting.

Acceptable IDs include:

• Wisconsin driver’s license 

• Wisconsin state identification card

• US passport

• Receipt issued by the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles

• Military and Veteran Affairs ID cards

• Tribal IDs

• Certificate of naturalization

• Student ID issued by an accredited Wisconsin college, university, or technical college that includes:

• Name

• Signature

• Photo

• Issue and expiration dates

Other information

Voters that do not have English as their primary language can contact the Wisconsin or their local election office to learn more about what kind of support is available.

Additionally, voters with disabilities can request accessible voting materials, including ballots in large print or audio formats. Voters can contact the Wisconsin or their local election office to learn more about options and request accommodations.

There are also multiple ride options across the state to get voters to their polling place.

For those worried about making it to the polls on time, employers are legally required to allow up to three hours to go vote during the work day.

Bring a friend and come out to the many different social events to meet fellow progressives!