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Registrations require a driver’s license number, state ID number, a social security number, or the last four
digits of a social security number unless the registrant does not have any of the previous forms of ID.
By February, 2012:
A photo ID is required at the polls. If the photo ID does not provide proof of residence, another form of
ID that does is also required. A provisional ballot may be filled as an alternative, but a proper form of ID
must be shown by 4 p.m. on the Friday following the election. Poll workers will begin asking for photo
ID immediately, but the new law does not go into effect until February, 2012.
Acceptable Photo ID:
Wisconsin driver’s license or non-driver ID
U.S. passport
Certificate of naturalization issued within two years before the election
Tribal ID card issued by a federally recognized Wisconsin Indian tribe
Student ID card with a signature, issue date, and an expiration date no later than two years after
the election
The photo ID must be determined to provide proof of residence
Wyoming
Applicants must register to vote in person unless they have an exemption. When registering a valid ID is
required, either one valid photo ID is required or two valid non photo IDs are required. Voters, including
first time voters, are not required to show identification at the polls.
Source: The National Conference of State Legislatures
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