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Election Administration Manual for Wisconsin Election Officials

Wisconsin voters need to provide a proof of residence document when registering to vote. Here is a picture guide of some of the documents that can be used as proof of residence. Please note this is not a complete list! There are many other documents that can also be used. This is a summary of some of the more common proof of residence documents.

The look of a Tribal ID card issued by a federally recognized Native American tribe residing in Wisconsin can vary depending on which tribe issued the card, here is an example of what a card may look like: Card Front Can A Tribal Id Card Be Used To Vote In Wisconsin? Yes! A Tribal ID card that was...

Guides for using a ID card issued by the Uniformed Services (Department of Defense) as Photo ID for voting in Wisconsin.

State Of Wisconsin ID Card As Photo Id For Voting What Does A Wisconsin State ID Card Look Like? The look of a State of Wisconsin ID card can vary depending on when your ID was issued. Here are photos of some of the most common State of Wisconsin ID cards: REAL ID Compliant ID Card 2015 Design Under...

What Does A Student ID Card Look Like? The look of a student ID card can vary depending on the school, here is an example of an ID card with all the necessary components: + Proof of Enrollment * Enrollment Verification letter Class Schedule Tuition Fee Receipt Certified Campus Housing List * There...

A Wisconsin Driver License or State ID card issued without a photo can be used as valid photo ID for voting purposes. A Wisconsin resident who has sincerely held religious convictions or beliefs that do not allow the resident to be photographed can apply for a waiver to the photo requirement.

This manual is meant to serve as a resource for both clerks and candidates who may have questions related to the ballot access process.

Statewide statistics from Form GAB-190