Brochures

Guide to using the ID Petition Process Photo Receipt (IDPP) as ID for voting.

This palm card/brochure contains information about how to get a free state of Wisconsin ID card or a document that can be used for voting after one visit to a Division of Motor Vehicles office, even if the applicant does not have a birth certificate or other documentation. The document is valid for 180 days. Local election officials, groups and individuals are encouraged to print and distribute this handout to anyone who may need assistance in getting a photo ID to vote.

Attached is a packet containing all of the various voter guides created by the WEC. The print Photo ID and Voting Guide is under review and will be reposted when that is complete.

Guide for using a Veteran's Affairs ID, issued by the U.S. Veteran's Affairs Health Administration as photo ID for voting in Wisconsin.

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

Felons who are still serving and portion of their felony sentence, including probation or parole are not eligible to vote. Once all terms of the felony sentence have been served and the individuals rights have been restores, they can apply to register to vote in Wisconsin.