U.S. citizens residing in Wisconsin who do not already have an approved photo ID or the identification documents necessary to obtain one can still apply for one. temporary identity card for voting purposesfor free.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is asking all Wisconsin residents requesting a free temporary ID used to vote – this is not a Wisconsin Voter ID, which does not exist – to bring proof of their name and date of birth, proof of identity, proof of state residency and proof. of American citizenship.

However, if a candidate cannot produce these documents, the DMV can still immediately provide them with a temporary ID to vote and ask them to fill out a personal information form. form instead. The DMV may then use the information provided to facilitate a search process for U.S.-born citizens and verify the applicant’s information.

In addition to the temporary voter ID card, which is issued in the form of a paper receipt, Wisconsin residents can vote at the polls if they present a driver’s license, state ID card, State-issued expired or unexpired U.S. military card or passport. tribal identification card or certain student photo identification cards from a Wisconsin-accredited college or university.

For a complete list of other acceptable photo IDs, Wisconsin residents can visit https://bringit.wi.gov/do-i-have-right-photo-id.