UNDATED, (WTAQ) – Wisconsin’s voter I-D law will get its first major test in four years today (Tuesday), now that court challenges have been settled.
The vast majority of voters can show their driver’s licenses when they pick up their ballots any time from seven this (Tuesday) morning until eight tonight.
Voter advocacy groups have been encouraging those without licenses to find out if their other photo I-Ds will get them in — and if not, to get free cards offered by the state D-O-T.
Marshfield City Clerk Deb Hall says official state I-Ds will work, as well as tribal I-Ds and college-and-technical school I-Ds with verifications of current enrollment.
If you’re still in doubt, the state Government Accountability Board has more information online in its “Bring It to the Ballot” campaign at BringIt-Dot-Wi-Dot-Gov.
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