Acceptable Photo IDs for Voting in Wisconsin
Guides and photos of photo IDs that can be used for voting purposes in Wisconsin.
EL 20-21 Seaman, et al v. Noe, et al – Town of Omro
The attached complaint was received by the Wisconsin Elections Commission on October 20, 2020. It was reviewed by the Commission and the attached decision letter was issued on January 7, 2021. Based upon the review and analysis, the Commission finds that the Town of Omro did not substantively...
EL 20-25 (Williams et al. v. Milwaukee Elections Commission, et al.)
This complaint against the Milwaukee Election Commission was returned without prejudice pursuant to Wis. Admin. Code § EL 20.04(3), as it is not sufficient to form because the complainants are not residents of the city of Milwaukee.
EL 20-17 Atherton v. Michael, V Summit
The Wisconsin Elections Commission finds that the Village of Summit did not violate Wis. Stat. § 6.82 or the polling place accessibility requirements associated with the Americans with Disabilities Act by asking voters without a mask to utilize a separate voting kiosk for the protection of election...
EL 20-22 Hunt v. Findley, et al
The attached complaint was received by the Wisconsin Elections Commission. Counsel for the complainant contacted the Commission on November 22, 2020, to notify all parties that the above-referenced complaint was being voluntarily withdrawn. Please consider this matter to be resolved completely.
EL 20-23 Hunt v. Findley, et al (2)
The attached complaint was received by the Wisconsin Elections Commission and later withdrawn. It is considered resolved.
Absentee Counts (mail and in-person) by Municipality - 2020 General Election
Absentee Counts (mail and in-person) by Municipality - 2020 General Election Important notes about the data in this report: This report is broken down my municipality, not county. We will post these reports periodically prior to the election. The first three columns of numbers are for all absentee...
EL 20-20 Guse v. City of Madison
The attached complaint was received by the Wisconsin Elections Commission on Friday, September 25. It is currently being reviewed by the Commission. The Administrator determined that the complaint is not in proper form as the complainant is not an elector in the City of Madison and is therefore not...
April 7, 2020 Absentee Voting Report
This report to the Wisconsin Elections Commission was presented at the May 20, 2020, WEC meeting. Exhibit A contains detailed statistics on the numbers of absentee ballots for the April 7, 2020 Spring Election, as well as past elections.
Homeless Voters and the Photo ID Law
Homeless voters are eligible to vote in Wisconsin. When registering, they may use a letter from a social service agency as proof of residence. They will need to show a photo ID