Objections to the SAVE Act:

1. The bill is unnecessary. Voters in every state are already required to affirm their citizenship status when registering to vote—violators are breaking the law.

 2. Every time a person registers to vote or updates their registration (from a move, marriage, etc), they would need to show a passport or birth certificate in person. Millions of eligible voters do not have easy access to required documents. 

3. The SAVE Act would make it impossible for a voter to mail in a registration application. And it would eliminate the League's ability to conduct voter registration drives. The loss of online or mail-in voter registration would particularly disadvantage elderly, rural and low-income voters.

4. 69 million American women may not have a birth certificate with their legal name on it and would not be able to use their birth certificate to prove citizenship. The SAVE Act does not include proof of name change or marriage certificate as acceptable proof of identity.



Election Day Reminders

from the

Wisconsin Election Commission



1. Polls are open from 7 a.m.—8 p.m. Voters in line by 8 p.m. will be allowed to cast their ballot.

 2. Check your polling place on my vote.wi.gov.

3. You can register to vote or change your registration on Election Day. To do so, bring a valid
 Proof of Residence with you to the polls.

4. You will need a valid Photo ID to vote. If you do not have a valid ID, you must be offered a
provisional ballot, and you must submit a valid ID within three days in order for your vote to be counted.

5. College Student Voters: check your college voting page for instructions on what to bring to the
polls.

6. Wisconsin voters may request curbside voting or assistance with voting from anyone other than their employer or union representative.