Voter Photo ID
New Voter Photo ID website: BringIt.Wisconsin.Gov
The G.A.B. launched a statewide voter photo ID awareness campaign in early January, featuring a dedicated website designed to tell Wisconsinites everything they need to know about the new law, including how to get a free state ID card. Act 23 requires voters to show a photo ID to receive a ballot, and to sign the poll list, starting in February.
Invite the G.A.B. to speak to your group about Voter Photo ID
Additional, detailed information about the Voter Photo ID Law
Wisconsin's New Voter Photo ID Law
Voter Photo ID is now the law in Wisconsin.
Starting in 2012, voters will be required to show a photo ID such as a driver license or state-issued ID in order to receive a ballot and vote.
To learn about getting a free Wisconsin ID card, please visit the Wisconsin Department of Transportation website: http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/drivers/apply/idcard.htm
The law contains several other provisions affecting elections, including residency and absentee voting. Please see the links below.
The Government Accountability Board is developing education and outreach campaigns for the public. You can request a G.A.B. staff member to speak to your organization about Voter Photo ID through our Speakers Bureau.
This page contains information for voters and local election officials about the law and its requirements. It will be updated as the Board develops new educational materials.
View the Voter Photo ID FAQ.
Learn about the History of the Voter Photo ID Law.
Wisconsin Legislative Council Act Memo for Voter Photo ID Law
Quick Reference Topics for Voter Photo ID
Click on the topics below for printable information about Voter Photo ID.
Information for Voters
Wisconsin Eye: Voter ID Law
G.A.B. Director Kevin Kennedy appeared on Wisconsin Eye's Newsmakers program to discuss the new Voter Photo ID Law.

Information for Local Election Officials
4th Street Forum: Your Papers Please
G.A.B. Director and General Counsel Kevin Kennedy was a guest on 4th Street Forum on October 20, to discuss the Voter Photo ID Law.
