Election law has changed in Wisconsin.

• For a summary of what has changed and what has not, click here.
• For information about Voter Photo ID from the Government Accountability Board, click here. 
• For information about how to obtain a voting ID, click here. Note that you must specifically ask for a free ID for voting if you wish to obtain one without charge.
• Need more information? Contact your local municipal clerk or the Government Accountability Board.

The League of Women Voters of Wisconsin Education Network is challenging Wisconsin's new Voter ID law based on the state constitution. As a nonpartisan organization that encourages participation in government, the League is concerned about the many citizens who will be disenfranchised by the new law. The League is working with Attorneys Lester Pines and Susan Crawford of Cullen Weston Pines & Bach, LLC,  to challenge the legislature's authority to enact the law. More information about the constitutional challenge. You can read the full brief in support of summary judgment here. See the Suffrage section of the state constitution here (see page 4).

To support the lawsuit with a secure online donation, click here. Or download a printable contribution form and mail it in with your gift.  Consider becoming a monthly donor. We can't say how long this lawsuit will take, but steady, monthly support will help sustain the effort.

The LWVWI Education Network is a nonprofit organization that is tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS tax code, and contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Ways to support the League's Voter ID Lawsuit.