How do I register my friends to vote in WI??

[AndyP]

I don't even remember how I registered and I know it's different for every state (right?). I thought I just had to take a peice of mail with me to the voting place, but I want to be sure. Thanks!

[medeak]

1. link

http://elections.state.wi.us/sebpage32.html

[billkurtmeyer]

2. They can also register at the polls before they vote - there is no

excuse!

[sybylla]

3. I believe the requirement for registration at the polls is 2 items

noting name and place of residence. No photo ID required yet but phone bill, lease, car registration, anything like that which shows the current address should do.

[ClassWarrior]

4. You need ONE official document with your name and address on it, or...

...a witness. For the document, that can range from DL or ID to a utility bill or bank statement with your name and address on it. If you can provide none of the above, then you may bring along a witness to identify you. This witness must vote in the same municipality and have one of the above-mentioned official documents with his or her name and address on it.

A snap.

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[Nikia]

5. Is identification w/birthdate required for young looking voters?

I am already registered to vote. I am just wondering if this would come up. I registered in Wisconsin after I graduated from college and the guy registering me seemed interested in verifying that I was of legal voring age. Luckily, I did have a state id card.

[sybylla]

6. I'd check with the city/county clerk on that one

That's a good question but requires a specific answer.

[ClassWarrior]

7. I'd think if you're already registered, you'd be fine.

But it doesn't hurt to check now with your local city clerk.

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