Answers to Voter ID Questions

Voter ID is in effect in Wisconsin. Most voters need a photo ID to vote in person on Election Day, to vote early in person at the clerk’s office, and to vote absentee by mail. (Voter ID is not the same as voter registration.)

Acceptable photo IDs for voting in Wisconsin

One Veto Away: How Governor Evers Protected Free Speech

The governor’s veto stopped censorship at protest, in the classroom, and on the Internet.

By Kwesi Foli

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Flock Off: Wisconsinites Continue the Fight Against Constant Surveillance

We’re celebrating dozens of wins against Flock, while continuing to oppose thousands of ALPRs across Wisconsin.

Collage of surveillance cameras

Wisconsin was one veto away from forcing sheriffs to do ICE’s bidding

The governor’s veto prevented harmful immigration legislation from becoming law.

By Jon McCray Jones

Collage of federal agents and protests against ICE

The Case for Commutations

Commutations are good for Wisconsin.

By Kwesi Foli

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Without the governor’s veto, Wisconsin families with trans kids might flee

Governor Evers protected trans kids. Will the next governor of Wisconsin do the same?

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Election Protection: Call 866-OUR-VOTE to Report Problems at the Polls

Learn how to keep yourself protected while voting from our legal director, Ryan Cox.

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Who Watches the Watchers? MPD Internal Affairs Detective Charged with Crime He Just Investigated

Wisconsin's ALPR scandals show we have a surveillance problem, not just a few bad officers

By Jon McCray Jones

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The Surveillance State Isn’t Inevitable: Wisconsin is Winning Against Flock

Wisconsin communities are paying attention and fighting back against invasive surveillance.

By Jon McCray Jones

Collage of surveillance camera and megaphone