The Midterms Are Almost Here. Here’s What You Need to Know About Registering to Vote.

Ahead of the Nov. 3 election, we answer some frequently asked questions about voter registration in Wisconsin.

Voters

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

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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The Line in the Sand: The Future of the Fight for Voting Rights

In the wake of the Louisiana v. Callais decision, devastating for our democracy and mental health, we must rally and fight.

By Kwesi Foli

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Wisconsin Supreme Court Elections Show Power of Resistance

The impact of the past three SCOWI elections will last generations.

By Dr. Melinda Q. Brennan, Executive Director

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Women's History Month: Her Stories over History

In a new blog post, Communications Coordinator Kwesi Foli writes about the importance of Women's History Month, and what it means to him personally

By Kwesi Foli

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USPS Postmark Change: What Wisconsin Absentee Voters Should Know

Voter registration by mail impacted, but no other change to absentee voting. Ballots still must be received by 8pm on Election Day.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Had More Than A Dream

MLK Day is a holiday for celebration. But it should also be a day of contemplation.

By Kwesi Foli

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Liberty and the Domestic Use of the Military

Trump’s deployment of the National Guard in U.S. cities raises anxieties and civil liberties concerns.

By Kwesi Foli

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