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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.

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Absentee Counts (mail and in-person) by County and by Municipality - 2025 Spring Election Important notes about the data in this report: There are two daily spreadsheets, one by county and one by municipality. These reports were generated by the system at 7:30 a.m. each day. The first three columns...

The Wisconsin Elections Commission (“the Commission”) authorizes an investigation pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 5.06(4) to determine whether City of Madison Clerk Maribeth Witzel-Behl has failed to comply with the law or abused her discretion regarding the 193 uncounted absentee ballots from Wards 56, 65...

Absentee Counts (mail and in-person) by County and by Municipality - 2025 Spring Election Important notes about the data in this report: There are two daily spreadsheets, one by county and one by municipality. These reports were generated by the system at 7:30 a.m. each day. The first three columns...

2024 Post-Election Voting Equipment Audit Results Summary The 2024 Post-Election Voting Equipment Audit was the largest audit of its kind ever administered in Wisconsin. Following the 2024 General Election, local election officials audited over 327,000 ballots by hand to confirm the voting equipment...