VOTING IN WISCONSIN - AND - THE VOTER PHOTO ID LAW Speaker’s Bureau Government Accountability Board.

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VOTING IN WISCONSIN - AND - THE VOTER PHOTO ID LAW Speaker’s Bureau Government Accountability Board

-PRESENTATION OUTLINE- 2  Voter Eligibility  Acceptable Photo ID  Registration and Proof of Residence  Absentee Voting  Election Day Voting

VOTER ELIGIBILITY 3

-VOTER ELIGIBILITY- 4 Who is eligible to vote in Wisconsin?  You must be at least 18 years of age  You must be a U.S. Citizen  You must reside at your current address for at least 28 days* *If you have lived at your current address less than 28 days, you may be eligible to vote from the address you last lived in Wisconsin for 28 days

-VOTER ELIGIBILITY- 5 Who cannot vote in Wisconsin?  You cannot vote if you are serving any part of a felony sentence.  You cannot vote if you have been adjudged incompetent  You cannot vote if you placed a bet or a wager on the outcome of the election  You cannot vote if you have already voted in that election

ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID 6

-ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID- 7 -Important Notes- 1) There is no such thing as a separate “Voter ID” card 2) Some Absentee voters are exempt.

8  State of Wisconsin Driver License*  State of Wisconsin ID Card*  U.S. Uniformed Service ID Card*  U.S. Passport (Book or Card)* * These accepted IDs should be unexpired or if expired, after the date of the most recent general election: Currently November 4, ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID-

9  State of Wisconsin Driver License or ID card Receipt  Certificate of Naturalization  Tribal ID Card -ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID-

10 College, University or Tech College Student IDs* *Additional Proof of Enrollment is Required -ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID-  Student’s name  Student’s signature  Student’s photo  Date the card is issued  Date the card expires * *Date must be not more than 2 years from date of issuance.

-ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID- 11 An acceptable photo ID for voting purposes includes: A CURRENT ADDRESS IS NOT REQUIRED.  Elector’s Photograph  Elector’s Name  Valid Expiration Date

12 -ACCEPTABLE ID WITHOUT PHOTO-  Citation dated within 60 days of the election  Notice of Intent to Revoke or Suspend a Driver License dated within 60 days of the election  State of Wisconsin ID card WITHOUT Photo issued for religious objection to being photographed There are 3 types of IDs WITHOUT PHOTO that can be used for voting purposes:

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14 -ACCEPTABLE PHOTO ID- Birth Certificate  An elector does not need a birth certificate to vote. However, a certified birth certificate may be required to obtain some forms of identification.  If you do not have a certified birth certificate available, the DMV has a petition process to verify your birth record for free.

15 -ACCEPTABLE PHOTO IDS - UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE / TECH + ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION TRIBAL ID CERTIFICATE OF NATURALIZATION WI DRIVER LICENSE WI STATE ID CARD VALID WITHOUT PHOTO WI DRIVER OR WI STATE ID RECEIPT U.S. PASSPORT BOOK OR CARD U.S. UNIFORMED SERVICES

REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE 16

Who needs to register? 17  First time voters  If you moved  If you changed your name -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE-

18 -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE-

19 -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE- How to Register:  By Mail  By Special Registration Deputy  Municipal Clerk’s Office  At the Polling Place

Photo ID versus Proof of Residence: 20  Proof of Residence documents prove your address  Proof of Identification documents prove who you are -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE-

What can be used as Proof of Residence?  A valid, unexpired, Wisconsin Driver License or Wisconsin State ID Card  A document issued by a unit of government  A utility bill, good for 90 days  A bank statement This is not a complete list, there are many documents that may qualify as Proof of Residence. Contact G.A.B. or your clerk if you are unsure. 21 -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE-

About Proof of Residence:  Your proof of residence must include your current name and current address  You may show your proof of residence electronically on your phone or your computer 22 -REGISTRATION & PROOF OF RESIDENCE-

23 ABSENTEE VOTING

24 Where and when can I vote by absentee ballot? By Mail-  Make a request no later than the Thursday before the Election  You can make your request in writing by mail, , fax or delivery  Send a copy of your photo ID with your request  Ballot will be sent to you by mail -ABSENTEE VOTING- In-Person in Clerk’s Office-  3 rd Monday before the election through the Friday before the election  Occurs in your municipal clerk’s office during their office hours  You cannot vote in-person absentee on weekends or the Monday before the Election  Must show your original photo ID

25 Providing Photo ID when Voting Absentee VOTERS WHO MUST PROVIDE ID  Regular absentee voters requesting a ballot by mail- Send a copy of ID with request  In-person voters in the clerk’s office – Show your ID to the clerk  Regular absentee voters requesting a ballot by or fax – Send a copy of ID with request -ABSENTEE VOTING-

26  Permanent Overseas voters are exempt only if they vote by absentee ballot- Can get federal only ballot online at MyVote.wi.gov  Military voters are exempt only if they vote by absentee ballot – Can also get ballot online at MyVote.wi.gov VOTERS WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM SHOWING PHOTO ID  Confidential Electors -ABSENTEE VOTING-

27 Providing Photo ID when Voting Absentee  Voters in care facilities visited by Special Voting Deputies  Indefinitely confined electors VOTERS WHO CAN PROVIDE A SUBSTITUTE FOR PHOTO ID:  Voters in other care facilities – eligible, but not visited by Special Voting Deputies -ABSENTEE VOTING-

28 Wisconsin Application for Absentee Ballot GAB-121 form -ABSENTEE VOTING-

29 -ABSENTEE VOTING-

30 -ABSENTEE VOTING-

31 -ABSENTEE VOTING-

32 -ABSENTEE VOTING-

ELECTION DAY VOTING 33

1) STATE Your Name & Address 34 3) SIGN the Poll Book 2) SHOW Your Acceptable Photo ID -ELECTION DAY VOTING-

What if... I don’t have an ID on Election Day? 35 THERE ARE OPTIONS! YOU CAN CAST A PROVISIONAL BALLOT -ELECTION DAY VOTING-

Are there accommodations available at the polls?  Accessible voting equipment  Curbside voting  Exemption from signing poll book if unable to sign due to disability  You may have someone assist you with the voting process 36 -ELECTION DAY VOTING-

Be nice to your Poll Worker! 37 -ELECTION DAY VOTING-

HELP US SPREAD THE WORD TV Ads, Billboards and Print Materials 38

39 -WEBSITE-

-POSTERS- 40

This presentation and more is available at: More Questions? GAB Help Desk Phone Number: (608) – 261 – 2028 GAB Help Desk SUMMARY VOTE- WIS

THANK YOU! 42 AND DON’T FORGET TO BRING IT TO THE BALLOT